Murphy Wiltz
Murphy Wiltz worked in the camera and electrical department on  and . For the latter he received no credit but is listed on several call sheets. The planets Beta Wiltz III (standard definition) and Epsilon Wiltz IV (high definition) in the episode  and the Starfleet Lieutenant  in the episode  and  were named after him.

Wiltz also worked in the camera and electrical department of the action drama Final Chapter: Walking Tall (1977), the action comedy 48 Hrs. (1982), the crime comedy Clue (1985), the action comedy The Golden Child (1986, with Greg Luntzel), the comedy Planes, Trains & Automobiles (1987), and the romance She's Having a Baby (1988, with Waverly Smothers).

Star Trek episodes 
  – Best Boy
 
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited, Season 1)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited, Season 2)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited, Season 4)
  – Lamp Operator/Assistant Chief Lighting Technician (uncredited)
  – Assistant Chief Lighting Technician (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited, Season 5)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited, Season 6)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited, Season 7)
  – Lamp Operator (uncredited)

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