The scale and imagination behind DC's Legends of Tomorrow made it one of the most exciting projects of my career. The series constantly jumped across time periods, worlds, and visual styles, which meant the art department was always designing environments that ranged from futuristic technology to historical settings and comic inspired spectacle. The complexity of the studio builds demanded careful planning and a strong team, and it was incredibly rewarding to help bring those ambitious sets to life.
As Art Director responsible for the odd numbered episodes, I coordinated the many moving parts required to keep the visual continuity of the series running smoothly. This often involved integrating existing builds from the even episodes while simultaneously overseeing the creation of new sets and environments. Working with Production Designers Sheila Haley and Anand Ray, I managed communication between departments before designs were finalized. The crossover nature of the DC television universe, including connections to The Flash, Supergirl, and Arrow, added another layer of coordination, but the collaboration consistently produced impressive results across the series’ blend of location work and large studio builds.
