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== Production Impact == | == Production Impact == | ||
[[File:B&C - Wildable Cockpit in Blood & Chrome from Doug Drexler.jpg|thumb|The wildable cockpit being used for ''[[Blood and Chrome]]'' as the [[Viper Mark III]] cockpit, the last known time this cockpit was used in the [[Re-imagined Series]] canon.]] | [[File:B&C - Wildable Cockpit in Blood & Chrome from Doug Drexler.jpg|thumb|The wildable cockpit being used for ''[[Blood and Chrome]]'' as the [[Viper Mark III]] cockpit, the last known time this cockpit was used in the [[Re-imagined Series]] canon.]] | ||
The "wildable cockpit" built during Season 2, and used throughout the Re-imagined Series universe | The "wildable cockpit" built during Season 2, and used throughout the Re-imagined Series universe.The Wildable cockpit exemplified the collaborative relationship between the art department and visual effects team that characterized the series' production methodology. Drexler noted the exceptional working relationship with Hudolin and McLean, describing it as "one of the best working relationships we have ever had with an art department."<ref group="commentary" name="drexler_scifipulse_collaboration_praise">{{cite web|url=https://www.scifipulse.net/visual-effects-master-doug-drexler-talks-about-his-time-on-battlestar-galactica/#:~:text=one%20of%20the%20best%20working%20relationships%20we%20have%20ever%20had%20with%20an%20art%20department|title=Visual Effects Master Doug Drexler talks about his time on Battlestar Galactica|author=Doug Drexler|publisher=SciFiPulse.Net|date=January 11, 2017|accessdate=August 16, 2025}}</ref> | ||
The modular design's flexibility proved essential for achieving the complex interior cinematography required for the series' realistic combat sequences, supporting the show's emphasis on practical effects and authentic environments.<ref group="production" name="drexler_scifipulse_filming_advantages">{{cite web|url=https://www.scifipulse.net/visual-effects-master-doug-drexler-talks-about-his-time-on-battlestar-galactica/#:~:text=This%20would%20make%20shooting%20much%20easier|title=Visual Effects Master Doug Drexler talks about his time on Battlestar Galactica|author=Doug Drexler|publisher=SciFiPulse.Net|date=January 11, 2017|accessdate=August 16, 2025}}</ref> The innovation represented a significant advancement in television production design, allowing directors greater creative freedom while maintaining the series' signature aesthetic realism. | The modular design's flexibility proved essential for achieving the complex interior cinematography required for the series' realistic combat sequences, supporting the show's emphasis on practical effects and authentic environments.<ref group="production" name="drexler_scifipulse_filming_advantages">{{cite web|url=https://www.scifipulse.net/visual-effects-master-doug-drexler-talks-about-his-time-on-battlestar-galactica/#:~:text=This%20would%20make%20shooting%20much%20easier|title=Visual Effects Master Doug Drexler talks about his time on Battlestar Galactica|author=Doug Drexler|publisher=SciFiPulse.Net|date=January 11, 2017|accessdate=August 16, 2025}}</ref> The innovation represented a significant advancement in television production design, allowing directors greater creative freedom while maintaining the series' signature aesthetic realism. | ||