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Helen Greaves is an English television script editor, producer and writer. She was born in Winscombe Somerset and grew up near Wigton in Cumbria and in Oxfordshire. Greaves studied Drama at Manchester University and she later went on to work at Contact Theatre and then the BBC in London. In 2009 she wrote and co-produced the short film "Perfect Day" and in 2012 she wrote Walking the Dogs which starred Emma Thompson and Eddie Marsan. She is currently working as a screenwriter on film projects. She lives in Dartmouth Park in north London.

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