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Merrill Brockway (?–2013)

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He realized he would never be a professional classical pianist. He saw the potential of television, and in 1953 took a job at WCAU, the CBS affiliate in Philadelphia. His first job was moving scenery for "Action in the Afternoon," a daily half-hour western. Within a year he was promoted to director, and worked on educational and children's programs. See more trivia »

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Filmography

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Great Performances: Dance in America (TV series) (executive producer - 1 episode, 1980) (series producer - 1 episode, 2005)
'Swan Lake' with American Ballet Theatre (2005) (series producer)
Beyond the Mainstream (1980) (executive producer)
 
1994 American Masters (TV series documentary) (producer - 1 episode)
 
1993 The Nutcracker (coordinating producer)
 
1981 Dance and Dancers (TV series documentary) (executive producer - 1 episode)
Twyla Tharp: Confessions of a Cornermaker (1981) (executive producer)
 
1968-1973 Camera Three (TV series) (producer - 1 episode)
 
1972 Songs of Bertolt Brecht (TV movie) (producer)
 
1971 Inner Exile: The Poetry of Anna Akhmatova (TV documentary) (producer)
 
1970 The Metaphysics of Buster Keaton (TV movie) (producer)
 
1969 Kabuki Techniques (TV documentary) (producer)
 
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1975 Really Rosie (TV movie) (dialogue director - as Merril Brockway)
 
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1989 To the Limit (documentary short) (special thanks)
 
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Alternate Names:

Merril Brockway
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Trivia:

He realized he would never be a professional classical pianist. He saw the potential of television, and in 1953 took a job at WCAU, the CBS affiliate in Philadelphia. His first job was moving scenery for "Action in the Afternoon," a daily half-hour western. Within a year he was promoted to director, and worked on educational and children's programs. See more »