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[[File:David R. Morton.jpg|thumb|David Morton ca. 2001]] |
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| − | '''David R. Morton''' is a visual effects artist specializing in matte paintings digital models |
+ | '''David R. Morton''' is a visual effects artist specializing in matte paintings digital models, and has been employed in that capacity by [[Foundation Imaging]] and [[Eden FX]] during the time those companies were involved with the production of ''[[Star Trek]]'' live-action shows. |
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+ | He began his long relationship with ''Star Trek'' by working as digital artist, digital effects supervisor, and CGI supervisor on a number of episodes of ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]''. This led to him working as a digital matte painter for the 2001 [[Star Trek: The Motion Picture - The Director's Edition|DVD release]] of {{film|1}}. He went on to work on ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]'' after that. |
He was nominated for an [[Emmy Award]] for Outstanding Special Visual Effects for a Series for his work on {{e|Workforce}}, then won in the same category for his work on the pilot episode of ''Enterprise'', {{e|Broken Bow}}. A third nomination in the category followed in 2003 for {{e|The Crossing}}. While working on ''Enterprise'', Morton was the creator of the original model for the [[Xindi-Aquatic]] species. |
He was nominated for an [[Emmy Award]] for Outstanding Special Visual Effects for a Series for his work on {{e|Workforce}}, then won in the same category for his work on the pilot episode of ''Enterprise'', {{e|Broken Bow}}. A third nomination in the category followed in 2003 for {{e|The Crossing}}. While working on ''Enterprise'', Morton was the creator of the original model for the [[Xindi-Aquatic]] species. |
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David Morton ca. 2001
- You may be looking for David Morton, the gaffer and ILM technician.
David R. Morton is a visual effects artist specializing in matte paintings digital models, and has been employed in that capacity by Foundation Imaging and Eden FX during the time those companies were involved with the production of Star Trek live-action shows.
He began his long relationship with Star Trek by working as digital artist, digital effects supervisor, and CGI supervisor on a number of episodes of Star Trek: Voyager. This led to him working as a digital matte painter for the 2001 DVD release of Star Trek: The Motion Picture. He went on to work on Star Trek: Enterprise after that.
He was nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Special Visual Effects for a Series for his work on "Workforce", then won in the same category for his work on the pilot episode of Enterprise, "Broken Bow". A third nomination in the category followed in 2003 for "The Crossing". While working on Enterprise, Morton was the creator of the original model for the Xindi-Aquatic species.
In addition to his Trek work, he worked as a digital artist on J.J. Abrams' Alias and Lost series, Joss Whedon's Firefly series and Serenity movie, and, most recently, Ronald D. Moore's Caprica.
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