50
Age
In a career spanning nearly 30 years, Walker worked for networks, studios, cable channels and independent production companies. A multiple nominee for Emmy and Cable Ace awards, her "All About Bette" won a Cable ACE in 1994. While attending UCLA and receiving a BA and MFA, Ms. Walker wrote for the L.A. Times and followed that with three years as a broadcast engineer for ABC. Her first producing credits were in 1975. She was a member of WGA, DGA and NABET. Died in Los Angeles, of respiratory failure, after a long period battling cancer.
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Died at
In a career spanning nearly 30 years, Walker worked for networks, studios, cable channels and independent production companies. A multiple nominee for Emmy and Cable Ace awards, her "All About Bette" won a Cable ACE in 1994. While attending UCLA and receiving a BA and MFA, Ms. Walker wrote for the L.A. Times and followed that with three years as a broadcast engineer for ABC. Her first producing credits were in 1975. She was a member of WGA, DGA and NABET. Died in Los Angeles, of respiratory failure, after a long period battling cancer.
In a career spanning nearly 30 years, Walker worked for networks, studios, cable channels and independent production companies. A multiple nominee for Emmy and Cable Ace awards, her "All About Bette" won a Cable ACE in 1994. While attending UCLA and receiving a BA and MFA, Ms. Walker wrote for the L.A. Times and followed that with three years as a broadcast engineer for ABC. Her first producing credits were in 1975. She was a member of WGA, DGA and NABET. Died in Los Angeles, of respiratory failure, after a long period battling cancer.
Gender
Female
Birthday
October 10, 1949
Died
February 14, 2000
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