Debra Kent
Debra Kent worked as Second Assistant Director on the second season of . She received credit in the latter half of the season, sharing this position with B.C. Cameron.

Kent has started as DGA trainee on the drama September (1987), the television mini-series Lincoln (1988), and the comedy Big Business (1988).

As second assistant director, she worked on the drama Blaze (1989, with 1st AD Yudi Bennett), the comedy Betsy's Wedding (1990, also with Yudi Bennett), the romance Alice (1990), the television drama Lucy & Desi: Before the Laughter (1991, with Yudi Bennett), the television drama Our Sons (1991, with Yudi Bennett), the television drama Carolina Skeletons (1991), the drama The Prince of Tides (1991), the comedy Honeymoon in Vegas (1992, working with Yudi Bennett and Daniel Silverberg), the horror drama The Vanishing (1993, with Bennett and Silverberg), the comedy The Associate (1996, starring Whoopi Goldberg), the drama I'm Not Rappaport (1996, with Yudi Bennett), and the thriller Hush (1998, with Rusty Mahmood).

Kent was a producer on the short projects The Bruce Diet (1992) and Central Park (1997). She also worked as co-producer and unit production manager on the television series Sex and the City (2000, starring Kim Cattrall) and Limitless (2015-2016) and the Untitled Jenny Lumet Project (2017, execurive produced by Heather Kadin and Alex Kurtzman).

Other credits as production manager include the drama Illuminata (1998), the comedy The 24 Hour Woman (1999), the comedy New Jersey Turnpikes (1999, starring Kelsey Grammer), the television drama Exit 19 (2009), the television drama Dangerous Liaisons (2014), and the television series Allegiance (2015).

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