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* ''[[Living Fiction (home video)|Living Fiction]] (with [[James Hornby]] & [[Bill Baggs]])''
* ''[[Living Fiction (home video)|Living Fiction]] (with [[James Hornby]] & [[Bill Baggs]])''
* [[A Message From Sir Andrew (home video)|''A Message From Sir. Andrew'']]
* [[A Message From Sir Andrew (home video)|''A Message From Sir. Andrew'']]
== Editing credits ==
=== Webcast ===
==== ''Cyberons'' ====
* ''[[More Than Human... (webcast)|More Than Human...]]''


== Sound-design credits ==
== Sound-design credits ==
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==== ''[[Cyberon (series)|Cyberons]]'' ====
==== ''[[Cyberon (series)|Cyberons]]'' ====


* ''[[Cyberon (novelisation)|Cyberon Novelisation]] by James Hornby (Prose published by [[Arcbeatle Press]], eBook by BBV)''
* ''[[Cyberon (novelisation)|Cyberon Novelisation]] by James Hornby, based on the film by [[Lance Parkin]] (Prose published by [[Arcbeatle Press]], eBook by BBV)''


=== DVD inlays ===
=== DVD inlays ===
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* ''[[Lockdown: The Doctor Who Fans' Survival Guide (documentary)|Lockdown: The Doctor Who Fans' Survival Guide]] (Logo only, design [[Steve Broster]])''
* ''[[Lockdown: The Doctor Who Fans' Survival Guide (documentary)|Lockdown: The Doctor Who Fans' Survival Guide]] (Logo only, design [[Steve Broster]])''
* ''Doctor on Display: Neil Cole's Museum of Classic Sci-Fi (Series design suggestion of map and ticket)''
* ''Doctor on Display: Neil Cole's Museum of Classic Sci-Fi (Series design suggestion of map and ticket graphic elements)''


=== Webcast ===
=== Webcast ===

Revision as of 14:50, 17 November 2023

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Warren Lewis, also credited as Warren Green, created artwork used in BBV's P.R.O.B.E. Case Files shorts as well as the covers for The Brigadier Adventures audio series, including Memories of Tomorrow, New Pastures, Necessary Force and Translation. He helped edit covers for other Audio Adventures In Time & Space such as Lucifer and the audiobook adaptations of The Airzone Solution and Cyberon. He also wrote the Case File episodes Living Fiction and A Message from Sir Andrew, as well as contributing ideas throughout the series.

He helped edit the cover for Cyberon by Arcbeatle Press.

He designed the DVD sleeves for BBV's Uncut! interview series, including JN-T (John Nathan-Turner), Jon Pertwee, Nicholas Courtney & Caroline John, and Philip Hinchcliffe.

He did the sound-design for Erimem: The Audio Adventures stories: The Beast of Stalingrad and Prime Imperative, as well as editing various trailers such as More Than Human.

He was originally announced as the artist of a graphic novel adaptation of Cwej: The Series, developing initial concept-art for the 5th (V) entry with Hunter O' Connell and Andy Lane.

He also created the logo for Time Travel TV's 2021 documentary Lockdown: The Doctor Who Fans' Survival Guide.

As one of the main creators of the P.R.O.B.E. Case Files shorts, he was interviewed in Making P.R.O.B.E. Online.

Writing credits

Home video

P.R.O.B.E.

BBV P.R.O.B.E. Case Files

Editing credits

Webcast

Cyberons

Sound-design credits

Audio stories

Erimem

The Makers (The Space Age)

  • After Dark: Slalvok

Cover-art credits

Books

Cyberons

DVD inlays

BBV Productions

Reeltime Pictures (TimeTravelTV)

Webcast

P.R.O.B.E.

BBV P.R.O.B.E. Case Files

Audio stories

Cyberons

Faction Paradox

P.R.O.B.E. Audiobooks

The Makers (The Space Age)

  • After Dark: Slalvok
  • Maker's Wish: Ticket To Ride

The Brigadier Adventures

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