Shirley Inget - Wikipedia

Shirley Inget
Occupation	Set decorator
Years active	1980–2021

Shirley Inget is a Canadian set decorator.^[1]^[2] She won two Primetime Emmy Awards and was nominated for two more in the categories Outstanding Art Direction and Outstanding Production Design for her work on the television programs The X-Files and Fargo.^[3]

References

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↑ "B.C. art directors win Emmy for X-Files episode". The Vancouver Sun. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. September 10, 1997. p. 29. Retrieved May 9, 2026 – via Newspapers.com.
↑ "Vancouver whizzes score Emmy encore". The Vancouver Sun. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. August 31, 1998. p. 21. Retrieved May 9, 2026 – via Newspapers.com.
↑ "Shirley Inget". Television Academy. Retrieved May 9, 2026.

External links

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Shirley Inget at IMDb

v t e Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Art Direction for a Single-Camera Series
1950s	William Ferrari / Otis Riggs (1956) Paul Barnes / Albert Heschong (1957) Rouben Ter-Arutunian (1958) Edward Stephenson / Claudio Guzmán (1959)
1960s	Ralph Berger and Frank Smith John J. Lloyd (1961) Frank Smith (1962) Carroll Clark and Marvin Aubrey Davis (1963) Warren Clymer (1964) Warren Clymer / Bill Harp and Tom H. John (1965) James Trittipo (1966) No Award (1967) James Trittipo / George Gaines and Jan Scott (1968) Lucien Hafley and Bill Ross (1969)
1970s	Earl Carlson and Jan Scott (1970) Peter Roden (1971) Jan Scott (1972) Tom H. John (1973) Jan Scott and Charles Kreiner (1974) Charles Lisanby and Robert Checchi (1975) Tom H. John, John A. Wendell and Wesley Laws (1976) Thomas Azzari / Tim Harvey (1977) Edward Stephenson and Robert Checchi / Tim Harvey (1978) Howard E. Johnson and Richard C. Goddard (1979)
1980s	James D. Bissell and Bill Webb (1980) Howard E. Johnson, John M. Dwyer and Robert George Freer (1981) Ira Diamond and Joseph Stone (1982) John W. Corso, Frank Grieco and Robert George Freer (1983) James Hulsey and Bruce Kay (1984) Jeffrey Howard and Robert Lacey Jr. (1985) Jacqueline Webber and Norman Rockett (1986) Jeffrey L. Goldstein and Richard D. Kent / Richard B. Lewis, Bernard P. Cutler and Leslie McCarthy-Frankenheimer (1987) John B. Mansbridge and Charles Korian (1988) James J. Agazzi and Bill Harp (1989)
1990s	Richard D. James and Jim Mees (1990) John C. Mula, Brian Savegar and Kevin Pfeiffer (1991) Woody Crocker, Kenneth Berg and Gene Serdena (1992) Dean Edward Mitzner and Tom Pedigo (1993) Paul Eads and Mary Ann Biddle (1994) Garvin Eddy and Rochelle Moser (1995) Paul Eads, Mindy Roffman and Mary Ann Biddle (1996) Graeme Murray, Gary Pembroke Allen and Shirley Inget (1997) Graeme Murray, Greg Loewen and Shirley Inget (1998) Jon Hutman, Tony Fanning and Ellen Totleben (1999)
2000s	Jon Hutman, Tony Fanning and Ellen Totleben (2000) Paul Eads, Mindy Roffman and Jan Pascale (2001) Scott Chambliss, Cece Destefano and Karen Manthey (2002) Aaron Osborne and Jeannie Gunn (2003) Bernt Amadeus Capra, Jeremy Cassells, Leslie McCarthy-Frankenheimer, Dan Bishop, Roger L. King, Gary Kosko and Sara Andrews (2004) Maria Caso, James J. Murakami, David Potts and Ernie Bishop (2005) Joseph Bennett, Domenico Sinca, Christina Onori (2006) Joseph Bennett, Anthony D. G. Pratt, Carlo Serafin and Christiana Onori (2007) Bob Shaw, Henry Dunn and Rena DeAngelo (2008) Michael Wylie, Kenneth J. Creber and Halina Siwolop (2009)
2010s	Tom Conroy, Colman Corish and Chrispian Sallis (2010) Bob Shaw, Doug Huszti and Debra Schutt (2011) Bill Groom, Adam Scher and Carol Silverman / Gemma Jackson, Frank Walsh and Tina Jones (2012) Bill Groom, Adam Scher and Carol Silverman (2013)

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