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| | '''Douglas McLean''' is Art Director for the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|Re-imagined Series]]. He appears in a video blog episode with [[David Eick]] on the sets of the battlestar ''[[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]'' during their preparation for their debut on the [[Pegasus (episode)|episode]] of the same name. |
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| '''Douglas McLean''' is Art Director for the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|Re-imagined Series]] and its prequel, ''[[Caprica (series)|Caprica]]''. | |
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| ==Career on ''Battlestar Galactica''==
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| ===Season 1===
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| ==== ''You Can't Go Home Again'' ====
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| McLean also served as art director for "[[You Can't Go Home Again]]," which was filmed at a gravel pit in Port Coquitlam, Vancouver.<ref group="production" name="bassom_companion_port_coquitlam_location">{{cite book |author=[[David Bassom]] |title=[[Battlestar Galactica: The Official Companion]] |pages=62}}</ref> McLean noted that the location effectively created a hostile and barren place for the episode's [[red moon]] setting.<ref group="production" name="bassom_companion_mclean_location_assessment">{{cite book |author=[[David Bassom]] |title=[[Battlestar Galactica: The Official Companion]] |pages=62}}</ref>
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| ==== ''Pegasus'' ====
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| McLean appears in a [[David Eick's Video Blogs|video blog]] episode with [[David Eick]] on the sets of the battlestar ''[[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]'' during their preparation for their debut on the [[Pegasus (episode)|episode]] of the same name.
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| === Season 2 ===
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| ==== New Caprica Set Design ====
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| McLean played a significant role in the design and execution of the [[New Caprica]] sets that appeared at the end of [[Season 2 (2005-06)|Season 2]] and the beginning of [[Season 3 (2006-07)|Season 3]].<ref group="production" name="cairns_bsg_mag_7_lancaster_collaboration_p24">{{cite magazine|magazine=Battlestar Galactica: The Official Magazine|issue=7|pages=24|date=October/November 2006|publisher=[[Titan Magazines]]|title=For Decorative Purposes|author=Bryan Cairns}}</ref> Production designer [[Richard Hudolin]] worked collaboratively with McLean, set decorator [[Jonathan Lancaster]], and construction coordinator [[Chris Claridge]] to create a settlement that appeared to have been assembled from materials salvaged from [[The Fleet (TRS)|the Fleet]]'s ships.<ref group="production" name="cairns_bsg_mag_7_lancaster_collaboration_p24"/>
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| The team drew inspiration from Middle Eastern nomadic peoples and desert living, while Hudolin incorporated modern architecture design to create what he called "a more feasible system of housing."<ref group="production" name="cairns_bsg_mag_7_lancaster_research_p24">{{cite magazine|magazine=Battlestar Galactica: The Official Magazine|issue=7|pages=24|date=October/November 2006|publisher=[[Titan Magazines]]|title=For Decorative Purposes|author=Bryan Cairns}}</ref> The team researched how people lived in desert environments and how a military organization would run such a settlement.<ref group="production" name="cairns_bsg_mag_7_lancaster_research_p24"/>
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| One of McLean's specific contributions was his concern about the settlement having a thin, insubstantial appearance with tents alone, fearing it would evoke an undesirable "Old West" aesthetic.<ref group="production" name="cairns_bsg_mag_7_lancaster_mclean_concern_p24">{{cite magazine|magazine=Battlestar Galactica: The Official Magazine|issue=7|pages=24|date=October/November 2006|publisher=[[Titan Magazines]]|title=For Decorative Purposes|author=Bryan Cairns}}</ref> His idea to address this concern led the construction team to build aluminum structures down the main roadway to serve as a central concourse, providing protection from the harsh weather and creating a more substantial and distinctive visual aesthetic.<ref group="production" name="cairns_bsg_mag_7_lancaster_mclean_concern_p24"/>
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| ===''Caprica''===
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| His art direction for the [[Goldie's Off Track Betting|Goldie's]] set in "[[The Dirteaters]]" was praised by the cast for its realism and believability.<ref>[[Podcast:The Dirteaters|Podcast for ''The Dirteaters'']], timestamp 02:23</ref>
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| ==Other Work==
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| His other credits include work on ''[[w:Stargate SG-1|Stargate SG-1]]'' and various other productions.
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| ==References==
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| ===Production History===
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