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In addition to his ''Doctor Who'' work, he also was a visual effects designer on {{wi|The Tripods#Television series|The Tripods}}, the 1981 version of {{wi|The Day of the Triffids (1981 TV series)|The Day of the Triffids}} and ''[[Blake's 7]]''. | In addition to his ''Doctor Who'' work, he also was a visual effects designer on {{wi|The Tripods#Television series|The Tripods}}, the 1981 version of {{wi|The Day of the Triffids (1981 TV series)|The Day of the Triffids}} and ''[[Blake's 7]]''. | ||
== As documentary subject == | == As documentary subject == | ||
Drewett was a main interviewee on ''[[The Scene Sync Story]]'', where he explained how [[Scene Sync]] was used to help make ''[[Meglos (TV story)|Meglos]]'', as well as the utility of [[Barry Letts]] as an advocate of new technology. | Drewett was a main interviewee on ''[[The Scene Sync Story]]'', where he explained how [[Scene Sync]] was used to help make ''[[Meglos (TV story)|Meglos]]'', as well as the utility of [[Barry Letts]] as an advocate of new technology. | ||
Revision as of 01:26, 3 July 2017
Steven Drewett — often credited outside Doctor Who as Steve Drewett and sometimes credited as Stephen Drewett — was the visual effects designer for the Doctor Who television stories Meglos and The Two Doctors.
In addition to his Doctor Who work, he also was a visual effects designer on The Tripods, the 1981 version of The Day of the Triffids and Blake's 7.
As documentary subject
Drewett was a main interviewee on The Scene Sync Story, where he explained how Scene Sync was used to help make Meglos, as well as the utility of Barry Letts as an advocate of new technology.
External links
- Steven Drewett at the Internet Movie Database}}
