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+ | '''Kim Bailey''' {{born|20|May|1960}} was a model maker and owner of the company [[Starlight Effects]] who worked on the {{s|3}} [[TNG Season 2|second season]] episode {{e|Q Who}}, for which he, and associates created several [[studio model]]s. |
Bailey worked on special props on the 1988 science fiction comedy ''Killer Klowns from Outer Space'' and as electronics specialist on the action drama ''Bulletproof'' (1988). Further credits in the art department include the science fiction film ''Mission to Mars'' (2000) and the science fiction thriller ''The One'' (2001) on which he also appeared as a featured background actor, a tunnel technician operating the consoles. Between 1995 and 1996, Bailey worked as playback effects supervisor on the science fiction series ''Space: Above and Beyond'' and in 1997 as special effects graphics artist on the science fiction sequel ''Alien: Resurrection''. In 2003 Bailey reverse engineered the ''Enterprise'' [[TOS]] bridge for [[Paramount Studios]]. The bridge was designed as an exact replica of the original bride for the ''[[Star Trek]]'' world that launched in Hyde Park, England, in 2003. |
Bailey worked on special props on the 1988 science fiction comedy ''Killer Klowns from Outer Space'' and as electronics specialist on the action drama ''Bulletproof'' (1988). Further credits in the art department include the science fiction film ''Mission to Mars'' (2000) and the science fiction thriller ''The One'' (2001) on which he also appeared as a featured background actor, a tunnel technician operating the consoles. Between 1995 and 1996, Bailey worked as playback effects supervisor on the science fiction series ''Space: Above and Beyond'' and in 1997 as special effects graphics artist on the science fiction sequel ''Alien: Resurrection''. In 2003 Bailey reverse engineered the ''Enterprise'' [[TOS]] bridge for [[Paramount Studios]]. The bridge was designed as an exact replica of the original bride for the ''[[Star Trek]]'' world that launched in Hyde Park, England, in 2003. |
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== External links == |
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+ | * [http://kimbailey.com KimBailey.com] – official site |
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| + | * [http://www.linkedin.com/in/kimbaileyproductiondesigner Kim Bailey] at [http://www.linkedin.com LinkedIn.com] |
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Revision as of 21:05, 16 September 2019
(written from a Production point of view)
Kim Bailey (born 20 May 1960; age 63) was a model maker and owner of the company Starlight Effects who worked on the I AM ERROR second season episode "Q Who", for which he, and associates created several studio models.
Bailey worked on special props on the 1988 science fiction comedy Killer Klowns from Outer Space and as electronics specialist on the action drama Bulletproof (1988). Further credits in the art department include the science fiction film Mission to Mars (2000) and the science fiction thriller The One (2001) on which he also appeared as a featured background actor, a tunnel technician operating the consoles. Between 1995 and 1996, Bailey worked as playback effects supervisor on the science fiction series Space: Above and Beyond and in 1997 as special effects graphics artist on the science fiction sequel Alien: Resurrection. In 2003 Bailey reverse engineered the Enterprise TOS bridge for Paramount Studios. The bridge was designed as an exact replica of the original bride for the Star Trek world that launched in Hyde Park, England, in 2003.
External links
- KimBailey.com – official site
- Kim Bailey at the Internet Movie Database
- Kim Bailey at LinkedIn.com