Production Designer Baywatch, Star Trek Picard, The Boys, Murdaugh: Death in the Family, Locke & Key, Preacher, Constantine, Justified, Pitch, Longmire, Rectify
Playa Vista, California
Joined March 2009
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The Production Design of #StarTrekPicard took hundreds of people behind the scenes. When we talk about credits, most of these talented craftspeople will not see their name on the screen. As we move into #EmmyFYC time, let's make sure they are all celebrated @ADG800 @OfficialSDSA
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Tom Cruise didn’t have to star in #Digger (🌟🌟🌟🌟). He didn’t have to take one of the biggest swings of his storied career. He could’ve used all the goodwill from Top Gun: Maverick & Mission: Impossible and done something safe. At 64, would anyone have blamed Cruise? Instead - as has been the case with Tom Cruise’s entire career - this man put two middle fingers to the sky. He said fuck your expectations of me. He said I’m making real art & I don’t give a damn who likes it. The things Cruise just did in Digger are utterly fearless. What more do you want from an artist??
Wow #Digger is insane. It's not what you think. It's like a Wes Anderson movie had sex with a Coen Brothers film on the set of Twelve Monkeys. The production design was sublime. Tom Cruise and John Goodman were off the charts. It's Art, and as such some will love it and some hate it. It's a huge swing for Alejandro Iñárritu. Go see it before you read about it.
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Her Vision. His Quest. 10/14
[Quantum processor initializing…]
Marvel Television’s #VisionQuest, streams October 14 only on Disney+.
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Interview: Terry Matalas Ready For More Star Trek, Sees ‘The Next Generation’ As Model For Franchise Future
#startrek #visionquest #mcu
bit.ly/matalastrekfuture2026
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We Need More of the Hopeful Sci-Fi that Star Trek Gave Us 60 Years Ago: By Eugene "Rod" Roddenberry, in the LA Times, on the importance of Star Trek's power of inspiration.
By Rod Roddenberry, Guest contributor, Sept. 22, 2026
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To put this into perspective @WilliamShatner is 12 years older than Mick Jagger and had just as much swagger. Crazy! But that's how it goes.
Have you ever noticed we live in a country where a 95-year-old man can walk into a mud pit in Chicago, call his band The Fuckers, and start reciting “Enter Sandman” like he’s giving a TED Talk from the afterlife?
William Shatner. Ninety-five. Riot Fest. Douglass Park. Thirty-five minutes. Spoken-word heavy metal. In the mud. With people cheering like this is normal.
It is not normal. It is magnificent.
He did “Crazy Train.” He did “Ace of Spades.” He did Metallica. Not sang them. Talked them. Like Captain Kirk got trapped in a guitar amp and decided to negotiate with Satan instead of the Klingons.
Behind him: actual musicians. Marcus Nand. Phil Soussan. Grown men who have paid rent with real notes while a nonagenarian stands there going, “What the F is heavy metal?” and somehow makes it a question worth answering.
Brian May is on the record. Tony Iommi is on the record. The album is called *What the F Is Heavy Metal?* which is the most honest title in music since someone first admitted most of it is just louder complaining.
The crowd ate it up. Of course they did. We will watch a man old enough to remember radio as furniture stand in wet dirt and dare death to tap him on the shoulder. Death probably took one look, said “I’m not dealing with this today,” and went to find someone easier.
You’re never too old to live out your dreams. That’s the line they always use. The real line is: most people quit the second it gets embarrassing. Shatner waited until embarrassing became the whole act, then sold tickets.
Follow @wickedsmaahht before the rest of the timeline figures it out.
#WilliamShatner #RiotFest #WhatTheFIsHeavyMetal #NeverTooOld #SpokenWordMetal #LiveLongAndGetLouder #CaptainKirkHasEnteredTheChat
Please tell me that @WilliamShatner is going to get up and sing when @IronMaiden comes to LA next week. 🖖🤘🙏
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"Star Trek: Rebuilding the Bridge" is almost here!
preorder for October shipping from masterreplicas.co.uk
I will have a chunk of signed copies in Los Angeles, willing to ship anywhere if you email me at lklocz@gmail.com
500 copies are going to FedCon in Bonn, Germany.
BUY THIS BOOK- If You Love Star Trek- SHARE if you agree. @lizklocz did an amazing job.
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If you care about people who try REALLY HARD to make Star Trek for YOU the FANS. -Buy this book
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If you cried like I did when those lights came on and the bridge was revealed (I cried and I was there, it was THAT good) - Buy the Book
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If you love classic Trek and how it was made, Liz goes DEEP into the TNG designs AND the people who designed them - Buy this Book
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If you don't like recent Trek, fine. Take a look at the challenges a design team has working 30 years after the TNG world, and what it was like to recreate it and how hard it is today to create those sets in the current era - Buy this Book
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If you wondered what is like to stand on the bridge of the USS Enterprise alone and realize a dream, not just for yourself, but for millions of people around the world- Buy this Book
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This is the first "The Art Of Star Trek..." by the people who actually made the Art... in decades. I was interviewed for 30 mins for the Art of Picard. Liz spent years working on this with our team AND the TNG team- Buy this Book
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This book shouldn't exist. "Who wants a book about just a set? Who cares about carpet? Seriously the carpet? People want books about the characters and actors. " thanks @BenCSRobinson for the support when others thought it was crazy. If YOU are fans like us who poured over the TNG Tech Manual for days - Buy this Book
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If you want to support the people who tried and will continue to try to make Star Trek look like Star Trek, make this the best selling Star Trek Art Book of all time it's only $50. - Buy this Book
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I will sign ANY copy of this book for free if you bring it up to me - Buy this Book
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Just time traveled through James Hong's IMDB menagerie of 562 acting roles going back to 1953. So many iconic roles and so many voices! David Lo Pan is easily my favorite along with Chew in Blade Runner and Mr. Ping, but it's INSANE how he was in every big TV show for decades. The world has been blessed with his voice and his talent. Excited to read his new book
