Background
Sheldon, Deena Lynn was born on March 10, 1962 in Groveland, Massachusetts, United States. Daughter of Frederic J. and Penny Margolis.
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Deena Lynn Sheldon
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Deena Lynn Sheldon, American Television camera operator. Youth counselor. Recipient Emmy awards for Columbia Broadcasting System's Postseason Major League Baseball, 1990, Columbia Broadcasting System's Daytona 500, 1993, Entertainment and Sports Programming Network's Extreme Games, 1995, 96, 97; New York Emmy for New York Mets, 1992-1993, 93-94; Emmy nominee for Entertainment and Sports Programming Network's American's Cup, 1995.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Boston University, 1984.
Career
Company member Body Language Dancers, 1986. Member Michael Macchio's Jazz Company, 1980-1985, Danny Sloan's Repertory, 1980-1982, Celtic's Green Gang, 1980-1982, Dean Brittenham's Shiley Elite Athletic Program.
Achievements
Membership
Youth counselor and instructor athleticism. Member NABET, International Brotherhood Electrical Workers, International Alliance Theatrical Stage Employees.
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Born
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Nationality
American
Education
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1984
Awards
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Recipient Emmy awards for Columbia Broadcasting System's Postseason Major League Baseball, 1990, Columbia Broadcasting System's Daytona 500, 1993, Entertainment and Sports Programming Network's Extreme Games, 1995-1998, New York Emmy for New York Mets, 1992-1993, 93-94, Fox's Postseason Major League Baseball, 1999, Sunday Night Football, 2007. Emmy nominee for Entertainment and Sports Programming Network's American's Cup, 1995.Recipient Emmy awards for Columbia Broadcasting System's Postseason Major League Baseball, 1990, Columbia Broadcasting System's Daytona 500, 1993, Entertainment and Sports Programming Network's Extreme Games, 1995-1998, New York Emmy for New York Mets, 1992-1993, 93-94, Fox's Postseason Major League Baseball, 1999, Sunday Night Football, 2007. Emmy nominee for Entertainment and Sports Programming Network's American's Cup, 1995.