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What�s it like working on a feature film compared to a TV series?
What we always say about the TV shows is they have a feature quality. Guest actors are always amazed when they walk on to the sets of a Star Trek set because everything is there; the walls, floors, ceiling, the window to space, through which you see space. The actor doesn�t really have to imagine it, it�s there.
If there�s a door open and there�s a room next door, there�s a room there. It a level of quality that you seldom get outside of a feature. Most television companies don�t go to that trouble. Paramount have very kindly allowed us to spend what it takes to make these shows really look good.
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