Billy Gierhart

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Bill Gierhart is an American television director and former steadicam operator.

For many years he worked a steadicam operator on the television series Pacific Blue, Huff, Swingtown and The Shield, making his directorial debut on the latter series penultimate episode "Possible Kill Screen" in 2008.^[1]

His other credits as a television director include, Lone Star, Terriers, The Chicago Code, Sons of Anarchy, Torchwood, Breakout Kings, The Walking Dead and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.^[1]

• 1.09 "Hell Followed" (2008)
• 2.06 "Falx Cerebri" (2009)
• 3.03 "Caregiver" (2010)
• 3.07 "Widening Gyre" (2010)
• 4.04 "Una Venta" (2011)
• 5.09 "Andare Pescare" (2012)
• 6.04 "Wolfsangel" (2013)
• 6.10 "Huang Wu" (2013)
• 7.02 "Toil and Till" (2014)

• 2.04 "Cherokee Rose" (2012)
• 2.09 "Triggerfinger" (2012)
• 3.02 "Sick" (2013)
• 3.08 "Made to Suffer" (2013)
• 5.07 "Crossed" (2014)
• 6.13 "The Same Boat" (2015)

• "Series 4: Miracle Day" (2011)
  • 2 - "Rendition"
  • 3 - "Dead of Night"
  • 4 - "Escape to L.A."
  • 10 - "The Blood Line"

1.07 "Black Hand and the Shotgun Man" (2011)

• 1.09 "Repairs" (2013)
• 1.20 "Nothing Personal" (2014)
• 2.09 "...Ye Who Enter Here" (2014)
• 2.11 "Aftershocks" (2014)
• 2.22 "S.O.S. Part 2" (2014)
• 3.21 "Absolution" (2016)
• 4.01 "The Ghost" (2016)
• 4.06 "The Good Samaritan" (2016)

• 3.12 "New York City Serenade" (2013)
• 4.07 "The Snow Queen" (2014)
• 4.17 "Heart of Gold" (2015)
• 5.13 "Labor of Love" (2016)
• 6.11 "Tougher Than the Rest" (2017)
• 6.16 "Mother's Little Helper" (2017)

• 1.12 "AKA Take a Bloody Number" (2015)

• 1.02 "Cuchillo" (2017)
• 1.03 "Pamilya" (2017)
• 1.09 "Blindspots" (2018)
• 1.16 "Payback" (2018)
• 1.20 "Vendetta" (2018)
• 1.22 "Hoax" (2018)
• 2.01 "Shaky Town" (2018)
• 2.03 "Fire and Smoke" (2018)
• 2.11 "School" (2019)
• 2.18 "Cash Flowl (2019)
• 2.23 "Kangaroo" (2019)
• 3.01 "Fire in the Sky" (2019)
• 3.08 "Lion's Den" (2019)
• 3.13 "Ekitai Rashku" (2020)
• 3.15 "Knockout" (2020)
• 3.20 "Stigma" (2020)
• 4.01 "3 Seventeen Year Olds" (2020)
• 4.02 "Stakeout" (2020)
• 4.08 "Crusade" (2021)
• 5.01 "Vagabundo" (2021)
• 5.02 "Madrugada" (2021)
• 5.09 "Survive" (2022)
• 5.12 "Provenance" (2022)
• 5.16 "The Fugitive" (2022)
• 6.01 "Thai Hard" (2022)
• 6.02 "Thai Another Day" (2022)
• 6.15 "To Protect & Serve" (2023)
• 7.01 "The Promise" (2024)
• 7.02 "Peace Talks" (2024)
• 7.13 "Twenty Squad" (2024)
• 8.01 "Vanished" (2024)

• 1.08 "...And Finally: Black Bolt" (2017)

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