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Arthur Rowell
Cinematographer
Camera and Electrical Department
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Arthur Rowell is known for
The Celts (1987)
,
The Magic Fiddle (1991)
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Screenplay (1986)
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Known for
The Celts
8.0
TV Series
Cinematographer
1987 • 5 eps
The Magic Fiddle
Cinematographer
(photography)
1991
Screenplay
6.5
TV Series
Camera and Electrical Department
1989 • 2 eps
World in Action
7.0
TV Series
Cinematographer
(photography)
1978–1979 • 2 eps
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Cinematographer
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The Magic Fiddle
Cinematographer
(photography)
1991
Monkeys
4.6
TV Movie
Cinematographer
1989
The Celts
8.0
TV Series
Cinematographer
1987
5 episodes
Self-Conscious Over You
TV Special
segment cinematographer
1980
The Rainhill Story: Stephenson's Rocket
TV Movie
Cinematographer
(photography)
1979
World in Action
7.0
TV Series
Cinematographer
(photography)
1978–1979
2 episodes
Camera and Electrical Department
Previous
5
Screenplay
6.5
TV Series
lighting cameraman
1989
2 episodes
Play for Today
7.8
TV Series
additional filming
1982
1 episode
World in Action
7.0
TV Series
camera operator
1977–1978
2 episodes
Brass Tacks
TV Series
camera operator
1977
1 episode
Open Door
TV Series
cameraman: 'Anarchists'
1974
1 episode
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Alternative name
Arthur Rowel
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