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I felt a bit honoured to be given the task of refurbishing Red Dwarf herself. Such an Iconic spaceship with a long history and a huge fan-base to make happy. But there really wasnt much time to be daunted or freak out with pressure. So I powered into it. (see the workshop photos). Here are the FEW photos that I took on stage (there wasnt a lot of time for that either, as, understandably, theres a film crew buzzing around wanting to get on with the job).
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this harsh lighting is a more realistic way of lighting than Red Dwarf is used to. |
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This was the only way the main ship was shot - on a stand. Lots of photos floating around the internet with it hanging from wires are NOT from Red Dwarf X. |
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The downside of the shadows is that it hides all that extra detail I'd placed in the damaged recess. |  |
You can see where the light-leaks are on this still. I think there might have been a little CGI tweaking in post production. |
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Because Dwarf was so heavy, I made the stand longer at the front, so it would never fall over. Freestanding, no scaffolding needed, nor stageweights. |  |
Basic configuration from the last time is the same. But with an overhaul on all sides, the general feel should be a lot sharper. Having said that, 2 of the 6 facets were never filmed. |
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I put a starfield into this shot myself (a nice shot for the portfolio methinks) |  |
For Fans and model enthusiasts, click here for behind the scenes shots of the workshop. |
