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Gary Watson
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Camera and Electrical Department
Cinematographer
Director
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Gary Watson is known for
After Twilight (2005)
,
RoboCop 2 (1990)
and
The Chase (1994)
.
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After Twilight
8.2
Short
Director
2005
RoboCop 2
5.8
Camera and Electrical Department
(second unit)
1990
The Chase
5.9
Camera and Electrical Department
1994
Inside the Octagon
Cinematographer
1995
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Camera and Electrical Department
6
Cinematographer
5
Director
3
Editor
2
Writer
1
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Camera and Electrical Department
Previous
6
Accidents in Space
TV Movie
camera operator
2002
The Planets
8.4
TV Mini Series
camera operator
1999
7 episodes
Detention
6.5
camera operator
(as Gary L. Watson)
1998
The Chase
5.9
additional camera operator
1994
RoboCop 2
5.8
camera operator: second unit
1990
Uphill All the Way
4.1
assistant camera
1986
Cinematographer
Previous
5
Inside the Octagon 2, MG: 1946-1980
Video
Cinematographer
2008
Mr. Hell
2.7
Cinematographer
2006
In My Life: A Unique Recording Project from Sir George Martin
6.8
TV Movie
Cinematographer
1998
Detention
6.5
Cinematographer
(as Gary L. Watson)
1998
Inside the Octagon
Cinematographer
1995
Director
Previous
3
Inside the Octagon 2, MG: 1946-1980
Video
Director
2008
After Twilight
8.2
Short
Director
2005
Inside the Octagon
Director
1995
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Inside The Octagon
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Gary L. Watson
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