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Pierre Drolet (II) |
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Visual effects (21 credits)
Visual effects (21 credits)
Da Vinci's Demons
(TV Series) (lead modeler - 7 episodes, 2013) (lead cg modeler - 1 episode, 2013)
- The Lovers
(2013)
... (lead modeler: Pixomondo)
- The Hierophant
(2013)
... (lead modeler: Pixomondo)
- The Devil
(2013)
... (lead modeler: Pixomondo)
- The Tower
(2013)
... (lead cg modeler: Pixomondo)
- The Magician
(2013)
... (lead modeler: Pixomondo)
Caprica
(TV Series) (cg modeler - 9 episodes, 2010) (CGI modeler - 1 episode, 2009)
- Apotheosis
(2010)
... (cg modeler - as Pierre M. Drolet)
- Here Be Dragons
(2010)
... (cg modeler - as Pierre M. Drolet)
- The Heavens Will Rise
(2010)
... (cg modeler - as Pierre M. Drolet)
- The Dirteaters
(2010)
... (cg modeler - as Pierre M. Drolet)
- Blowback
(2010)
... (cg modeler - as Pierre M. Drolet)
Battlestar Galactica
(TV Series) (cgi modeler - 16 episodes, 2006 - 2007) (modeler - 1 episode, 2008) (cg modeler - 1 episode, 2008)
- The Hub
(2008)
... (modeler)
- He That Believeth in Me
(2008)
... (cg modeler)
- Dirty Hands
(2007)
... (cgi modeler)
- A Day in the Life
(2007)
... (cgi modeler)
- The Woman King
(2007)
... (cgi modeler)
2007
Star Trek New Voyages: Phase II
(TV Series) (digital artist - 1 episode)
- World Enough and Time
(2007)
... (digital artist)
2005
Surface
(TV Series) (lead modeler - 1 episode)
- Episode #1.1
(2005)
... (lead modeler - uncredited)
Star Trek: Enterprise
(TV Series) (lead modeler - 2 episodes, 2002 - 2003) (lead cgi artist - 1 episode, 2004)
- The Council
(2004)
... (lead cgi artist)
- The Crossing
(2003)
... (lead modeler - as Pierre M. Drolet)
- Dead Stop
(2002)
... (lead modeler)
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Animation department (1 credit)
Animation department (1 credit)
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Art department (1 credit)
Art department (1 credit)
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Personal Details
Alternate Names:
Pierre M. Drolet | Pierre Martin Drolet | Pierre-Martin Drolet
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Over the summer of 2001 created what (at least at the time) was the most detailed computer generated model in television history, Captain Archer's starship Enterprise. Taking up 200 megabytes of RAM merely to load, the digital model consists of 500,000 polygons with 156 separate images painted on it.Contribute to This Page
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