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− | Director of various [[Sesame Street]] specials and shows. |
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+ | '''Emily Squires''' (1941-2012) was a director, writer and producer who directed many ''[[Sesame Street]]'' episodes and specials. |
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+ | Squires graduated from the University of North Carolina with a degree in English in 1962, and soon after moved to [[New York City]] where she worked as a secretary at [[CBS]]. Squires joined ''Sesame Street'' as a production assistant for the first season in 1969; she later became the series' first female director. |
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− | Won and Emmy for Outstanding Directing In A Children's Series in 2006 along with [[Victor Dinapoli]], [[Lisa Simon]], [[Jim Martin]], [[Ted May]], [[Ken Diego]], and [[Kevin Clash]]. |
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+ | Over her 25 years as a director for ''Sesame Street'', starting in 1982, Squires received 18 [[Emmy Awards|Emmy]] nominations, and won six Emmys for Outstanding Directing In A Children's Series. |
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+ | Squires directed many street scenes — including such episodes as [[Episode 1710|Big Bird's trip to Camp Echo Ridge]], [[Episode 3980|the hurricane on Sesame Street]], and [[Episode 4109|the debut of Abby Cadabby]] — plus numerous inserts, such as "[[You Say Hola and I Say Hola]]," "[[Opposite Stuff]]," and early installments of [[Global Grover]] and [[Elmo's World]]. She also directed several ''Sesame Street'' television specials and direct-to-video releases. |
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+ | Squires wrote for the [[soap operas]] ''Guiding Light'' (for which she won a Writers Guild Award), ''Search for Tomorrow'', ''The Secret Storm'' and ''As the World Turns''. She also wrote for and directed select episodes of ''[[Between the Lions]]'', ''[[The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss]]'', ''[[Big Bag]]'', and ''[[Sesame English]]''. |
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==Credits== |
==Credits== |
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+ | *''[[Sesame Street]]'' (1969-2007): production assistant (seasons 1-2), associate director (season 3-12), director (Seasons 13-38) |
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− | *[[Christmas Eve on Sesame Street]]: |
+ | *[[Christmas Eve on Sesame Street]] (1978): stage manager |
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+ | *[[A Walking Tour of Sesame Street]] (1979): director |
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− | *[[Don't Eat the Pictures]]: |
+ | *[[Don't Eat the Pictures]] (1983): second unit director |
− | *[[Season 36 (2005)]]: Director |
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+ | *[[Neat Stuff To Know & To Do|Jim Henson Play-Along Video: Neat Stuff To Know & To Do]] (1988): director |
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− | *[[Sesame Street's All-Star 25th Birthday]]: Co-Producer |
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− | *[[Season 33 (2002)]]: Director |
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+ | *[[Sesame Street All-Star 25th Birthday: Stars and Street Forever!]] (1994): co-producer |
+ | *[[The Best of Elmo (video)|The Best of Elmo]] (1994): director |
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− | *[[Season 32 (2001)]]: Director |
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+ | *[[Elmocize]] (1996): director |
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+ | *''[[The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss]]'' (1997): director (season 2) |
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+ | **[[Episode 206: The Cat in the Hat's Flower Power]] |
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− | *Elmo's Musical Adventure: Director |
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+ | **[[Episode 210: The Cat in the Hat's Indoor Picnic]] |
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+ | **[[Episode 214: The Cat in the Hat's Art House]] |
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+ | **[[Episode 215: Lester Leaps In]] |
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+ | **[[Episode 216: There Is Nothing To Fear In Here ]] |
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− | *[[The Best of Elmo]] |
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+ | **[[Episode 217: Talkin' with the Cat]] |
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+ | **[[Episode 218: Walkin' with the Cat]] |
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+ | **[[Episode 219: The Cat in the Hat Helps a Friend]] |
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+ | *[[Big Bird Gets Lost (video)|Big Bird Gets Lost]] (1998): director |
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+ | *''[[Elmo's World]]'' (1998-1999): director |
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+ | **[[Elmo's World: Shoes]] |
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+ | **[[Elmo's World: Hats]] |
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+ | **[[Elmo's World: Jackets]] |
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+ | **[[Elmo's World: Food]] |
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+ | **[[Elmo's World: Water]] |
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+ | *''[[Sesame English]]'' (1999): director |
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+ | **[[Make Me a Sandwich]] |
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+ | **[[Vegetable Soup (Sesame English)|Vegetable Soup]] |
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+ | *[[Bert & Ernie's Word Play]] (2002): director |
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+ | *[[Being Green (video)|Being Green]] (2009): director |
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− | ==External |
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*[http://imdb.com/name/nm0820121/ IMDb] |
*[http://imdb.com/name/nm0820121/ IMDb] |
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+ | *[http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2012/11/23/us/ap-us-obit-squires.html?smid=fb-share ''NY Times'' Obituary] |
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+ | [[Category:Directors]] |
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Revision as of 12:20, 28 November 2012
Emily Squires (1941-2012) was a director, writer and producer who directed many Sesame Street episodes and specials.
Squires graduated from the University of North Carolina with a degree in English in 1962, and soon after moved to New York City where she worked as a secretary at CBS. Squires joined Sesame Street as a production assistant for the first season in 1969; she later became the series' first female director.
Over her 25 years as a director for Sesame Street, starting in 1982, Squires received 18 Emmy nominations, and won six Emmys for Outstanding Directing In A Children's Series.
Squires directed many street scenes — including such episodes as Big Bird's trip to Camp Echo Ridge, the hurricane on Sesame Street, and the debut of Abby Cadabby — plus numerous inserts, such as "You Say Hola and I Say Hola," "Opposite Stuff," and early installments of Global Grover and Elmo's World. She also directed several Sesame Street television specials and direct-to-video releases.
Squires wrote for the soap operas Guiding Light (for which she won a Writers Guild Award), Search for Tomorrow, The Secret Storm and As the World Turns. She also wrote for and directed select episodes of Between the Lions, The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss, Big Bag, and Sesame English.
In later years, Squires focused on spiritual subjects, being involved with an interfaith cable TV series and documentaries on the Dalai Lama and Hiroshima. She co-wrote the book Spiritual Places In and Around New York City.
Credits
- Sesame Street (1969-2007): production assistant (seasons 1-2), associate director (season 3-12), director (Seasons 13-38)
- Christmas Eve on Sesame Street (1978): stage manager
- A Walking Tour of Sesame Street (1979): director
- Don't Eat the Pictures (1983): second unit director
- Jim Henson Play-Along Video: Neat Stuff To Know & To Do (1988): director
- Sing-Along Earth Songs (1993): director
- Sesame Street All-Star 25th Birthday: Stars and Street Forever! (1994): co-producer
- The Best of Elmo (1994): director
- Big Bag (1996): director
- Elmo Saves Christmas (1996): director
- Elmocize (1996): director
- The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss (1997): director (season 2)
- Episode 206: The Cat in the Hat's Flower Power
- Episode 210: The Cat in the Hat's Indoor Picnic
- Episode 214: The Cat in the Hat's Art House
- Episode 215: Lester Leaps In
- Episode 216: There Is Nothing To Fear In Here
- Episode 217: Talkin' with the Cat
- Episode 218: Walkin' with the Cat
- Episode 219: The Cat in the Hat Helps a Friend
- Elmo Says BOO! (1997): director
- A is for Asthma (1998): director
- Big Bird Gets Lost (1998): director
- Elmo's World (1998-1999): director
- Sesame English (1999): director
- Elmo's Musical Adventure: Peter and the Wolf (2001): director
- Bert & Ernie's Word Play (2002): director
- Zoe's Dance Moves (2003): director
- Being Green (2009): director