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Scott Swanton

Known For
Writing
Active Years
1974–1999 (26 Years)
Total Credits
17 credits in database
Writing 17 credits
17
Total Credits
1974–1999
26 Years Career Span
6
Vault Titles
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Key Co-Stars

Biography

Subject: Scott Swanton (Writing).
Goal: Write a 90-130 word factual identity profile.
Constraints: Use ONLY provided sources. No invented details. No markdown/asterisks/headings/bullets. Plain text only. Neutral, encyclopedic prose.
Word count target: 90-130 words.
Source [1]: Known for Writing. 15 known credits.
Source [2]: Known as Writer, Teleplay, Producer, and Screenplay. Credits: Little House on the Prairie, Murder in Three Acts, Calendar Girl Murders, Secret of Giving, A Promise to Carolyn, Survive the Savage Sea, Race for Glory, A Summer to Remember.
Source [3]: Full list available on TV Guide.
Source [4]: Writer for Race for Glory (1989). Known for Race for Glory (1989), Nightmare at Bittercreek (1988), and Police Woman (1974).
Source [5]: Known for Murder in Three Acts, Nightmare at Bittercreek, Death in Small Doses.
Source [6]: Credits available on castfacts.com.
Name: Scott Swanton.
Roles: Writer, Teleplay, Producer, and Screenplay.
Credits:
Little House on the Prairie
Murder in Three Acts
Calendar Girl Murders
Secret of Giving
A Promise to Carolyn
Survive the Savage Sea
Race for Glory (1989)
A Summer to Remember
Nightmare at Bittercreek (1988)
Police Woman (1974)
Death in Small Doses

Scott Swanton is a professional known for work in writing, teleplay, screenplay, and producing. His filmography includes various television and film credits. He is credited as a writer for Race for Glory, which was released in 1989. Other notable works associated with him include Nightmare at Bittercreek from 1988 and Police Woman from 1974. His credits also encompass Little House

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Career

Career overview

Role: Meticulous television and film archivist.
Task: Write a 180-260 word career overview of Scott Swanton (focusing on Writing).
Constraints:
Use ONLY verifiable facts from provided sources.
No invented titles, names, dates, awards, ratings, etc.
Original, neutral, encyclopedic prose.
Plain text only (no markdown, no asterisks, no headings, no bullet points).
Length: 180-260 words.
Structure: 2-3 short paragraphs.
No preamble or JSON.
[1] TMDB: Known for Writing. 15 known credits.
[2] TMDB: Known as Writer, Teleplay, Producer, and Screenplay. Work includes: Little House on the Prairie, Murder in Three Acts, Calendar Girl Murders, Secret of Giving, A Promise to Carolyn, Survive the Savage Sea, Race for Glory, and A Summer to Remember.
[3] TV Guide: Full list available (no specific titles listed here).
[4] IMDb: Writer for Race for Glory. Known for Race for Glory (1989), Nightmare at Bittercreek (1988), and Police Woman (1974).
[5] Moviefone: Known for Murder in Three Acts, Nightmare at Bittercreek, Death in Small Doses.
[6] Castfacts: General credit site.
Identity: Scott Swanton is a writer, teleplay writer, producer, and screenplay writer.
Credits/Works:
Little House on the Prairie
Murder in Three Acts
Calendar Girl Murders
Secret of Giving
A Promise to Carolyn
Survive the Savage Sea
Race for Glory (1989)
A Summer to Remember
Nightmare at Bittercreek (1988)
Police Woman (1974)
Death in Small Doses
Total Credits: 15 known credits.
Paragraph 1: Introduction and Roles.
Scott Swanton is a professional in the film and television industry recognized for his work in writing, teleplay, production, and screenplay. His career includes a variety of credits across different formats. According to industry databases, he has 15 known credits to his name.
Paragraph 2: Specific Works.
His filmography includes several notable titles. Swanton is credited with writing for Race for Glory, which was released in 1989, as well as Nightmare at Bittercreek in 1988 and Police Woman in 1974. Other works associated with his career include Murder in Three Acts, Calendar Girl Murders, Secret of Giving, A Promise to Carolyn, Survive the Savage Sea, A Summer to Remember, and Death in Small Doses. Additionally, his work includes Little House on the Prairie.
Drafting - Word Count Check:
Current draft: ~120 words. I need to expand to reach the 180-260 range without inventing facts.
Expansion Strategy: Elaborate on the roles and the specific titles mentioned in the sources to ensure the prose is encyclopedic and meets the length requirement.
Revised Draft:
Scott Swanton is a writer and producer whose professional credits span television and film. He is recognized for his contributions to various scripts, specifically in the capacities of writer, teleplay, and screenplay. His body of work includes 15 known credits according to industry records.

Among his documented television and film projects are titles such as Little House on the Prairie and Police Woman, the latter of which is dated to 1974. Swanton is also known for his work on Race for Glory, released in 1989, and Nightmare at Bittercreek, which was released

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Career timeline

Secret of Giving · Teleplay
A Father for Brittany · Writer
A Promise to Carolyn · Writer
Death in Small Doses · WriterNot Our Son · Writer
Survive the Savage Sea · Teleplay
Finding the Way Home · ProducerFinding the Way Home · Teleplay
Race for Glory · Writer
Nightmare at Bittercreek · WriterNightmare at Bittercreek · Producer
Murder in Three Acts · Screenplay
Murder: By Reason of Insanity · WriterA Summer to Remember · Teleplay
Calendar Girl Murders · Teleplay
The Killing of Randy Webster · Writer
Little House on the Prairie · Writer

Full Filmography

17 titles

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Scott Swanton best known for?

Scott Swanton is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including A Father for Brittany (1998), Murder in Three Acts (1986), Murder: By Reason of Insanity (1985), Calendar Girl Murders (1984).

How many credits does Scott Swanton have?

Scott Swanton has accumulated over 17 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1974 to 1999.

What is Scott Swanton's background in cinema and television?

Subject: Scott Swanton (Writing). Goal: Write a 90-130 word factual identity profile. Constraints: Use ONLY provided sources. No invented details. No markdown/asterisks/headings/bullets. Plain text only. Neutral, encyclopedic prose. Word count target: 90-130 words. Source [1]: Known for Writing. 15 known credits. Sourc...

Scott Swanton by the numbers

17credits
16films
1TV series
1974–1999active years

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