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Traumaturge Click on the thumbnail to see an enlarged version. (91K)

Added 08 Jul 2000 The cover for the soundtrack CD was a bit of a challenge. Rob especially didn't want any pictures of himself on the cover, and requested something similar to what I did for the Realitywarp CD cover, using an object as the focus instead of a person. Fortunately with Realitywarp we had the orb, but unfortunately we didn't have anything comparable for Traumaturge. I toyed with a few designs and settled on the dominant image from the poster, the eye-zoom thing on Plentitude. Since that wasn't enough, I found a picture of a police box that I could put in the foreground. The result is pretty good, I think, and looks especially good inside a CD jewel case. Cover design © 2000 Steven W Hill

Traumaturge Click on the thumbnail to see an enlarged version. (79K)

Added 08 Jul 2000 The back CD tray insert is almost exactly the same as the one for the Realitywarp soundtrack. Nothing special about the design, but Rob did elect to include information on the equipment he used in the production. I also included the Federation logo on the CD spine, which is a bit of a nice touch. Back cover design © 2000 Steven W Hill

Traumaturge Click on the thumbnail to see the poster. (107K)

Added 08 Jul 2000 Again featuring a lighter, pastel look for the background and a generally uncluttered design. I also stuck with the Trebuchet typeface for the credits instead of changing to the more traditional narrow typeface. The tagline isn't very dramatic, but I think it adds a tremendous amount of appeal to the poster. Poster design © 2000 Steven W Hill

Traumaturge Click on the thumbnail to see the whole final sleeve design. (140K)

Added 21 Jan 2000 I began with a much lighter background than I've used before, and then added the Doctor and Nyssa. Positioning was difficult with this one, but the hardest thing was putting my own face on the cover - no matter what I did, it just didn't look good to me, until I made it into blue tones and added a zoom blur, THEN it looked good. Finally I added Jacey and took the natural colour away from the left side of the cover, letting the background blend through. I'd love to know what you think about it! Cover design © 2000 Steven W Hill

Realitywarp Click on the cover to see the whole final sleeve design. (148K)

Added 21 Jan 2000 This is the cover used for the second printing of Realitywarp. Over time the white background behind the logo started to bother me, so I wanted to fix it. Erin wasn't happy with her picture on the original so there's a different one here. I also added the tag line from the poster, and changed the background to the sparklier one. Overall, I think it is a definite improvement. Cover design © 1999 Steven W Hill

Realitywarp Click on the thumbnail to see the poster. (98K)

In keeping with the general design of Realitywarp (like a feature film rather than a Doctor Who episode) I put together this design for a one-sheet poster. The actual size is 26x39 (inches), and although these won't be available to buy, you may have seen the full-size poster at Visions'98. Can I just say I'm really happy with the way this turned out? Poster design © 1998 Steven W Hill

Realitywarp Click on the cover to see the whole final sleeve design. (103K)

The cover for Realitywarp is similar in style to The Reign of Turner but I had an urge to create an actual logo for the movie. You see the result here, and of course you'll notice that the color scheme is red-based where The Reign of Turner was green. The sleeve is now complete and reads "Approximate running time 55 minutes" where in fact the running time is 58 minutes. I chose to keep the plain text title on the spine instead of using the logo; that way all our tapes look similar standing on a shelf. Cover design © 1998 Steven W Hill

Realitywarp Click on the cover to see an enlarged version. (49K)

I created a new sparkly star layer for the CD cover with far more points of light than are used on the video cover. The background is the result of applying various blends to about seven different layers. This one looks really nice when printed out and inserted in a jewel case. Cover design © 1998 Steven W Hill

Realitywarp Click on the cover to see an enlarged version. (87K)

Added 21 Jan 2000 This is the back cover insert for the CD tray. Not much more than the same swirly background turned negative, with some bold borders. Looks pretty nice, I think. Cover design © 1998 Steven W Hill

The Reign of Turner Click on the cover to see the whole sleeve design. (107K)

The cover for The Reign of Turner was created to look exactly like a legitimate BBC release, and boy did it work. Everybody walking past one of these tapes at Visions would look twice, or stop to take a closer look. The original design had the real Doctor Who logo before I decided to be more cautious about copyright. I replaced it with a colorful abstract design that just happens to look similar to the logo, especially when seen from a distance. Cover design © 1997 Steven W Hill

S-A-V-E-W-H-O Click on the cover to see the whole sleeve design. (141K)

Added 21 Jan 2000 This cover for the special release of our classic S-A-V-E-W-H-O was not as easy as it may seem because the movie was shot in our early days before we learned to take a lot of production photos, thus we had very little photographic material to work with. This cover betrays the fact that it was created in a bit of a hurry, but it does at least continue the consistent format used on Federation tapes. Cover design © 1999 Steven W Hill

Traumaturge Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (162K)

Added 21 Jan 2000 The Doctor (Robert Warnock) and Nyssa (Jennifer Adams Kelley) face Plentitude who has usurped the Doctor's form in his attempts to influence Nyssa's dream. Photo © 1999 Steven W Hill

Traumaturge Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (65K)

Added 21 Jan 2000 Jennifer Adams Kelley portrays Nyssa of Traken in Traumaturge, the latest Federation film. Photo © 1999 Robert Warnock

Traumaturge Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (34K)

Added 21 Jan 2000 Jacey Bacaron (Kris Herzog), special agent of the Triplanetary Space Corps, experiences the TARDIS for the first time as the hunt for Nyssa and Plentitude begins. Photo © 1999 Jennifer Adams Kelley

Realitywarp Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (74K)

Peri (Jennifer Adams Kelley) and the Sixth Doctor (Steve Hill) follow the tracking device's pointer through the streets of Chicago to find Stacy and the alien orb she is carrying. Photo © 1998 Robert Warnock

Realitywarp Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (69K)

In true Doctor Who style, Peri (Jennifer Adams Kelley) watches as the Sixth Doctor (Steve Hill) operates a device he has somehow rigged with a tamagotchi and a cellular phone which will track the alien orb that they are searching for. Photo © 1998 Robert Warnock

Realitywarp Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (39K)

Stacy Aldritch (Erin Tumilty) is a BBC Executive Assistant who unwillingly becomes the tool of an unknown enemy. Photo © 1998 Jennifer Adams Kelley

The Reign of Turner Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (70K)

Who says we always have the same person playing all of the companions? Here's proof. Standing in front of our TARDIS prop are Tegan (Jennifer Adams Kelley), the Fifth Doctor (Robert Warnock) and Nyssa (Jennifer Adams Kelley). Uh... Photo © 1989 Steven W Hill

The Reign of Turner Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (49K)

The Fourth Doctor (Jay Harber) abuses his metal dog K9 (Styro Foam) as Romana (Jennifer Adams Kelley) watches in disgust. Photo © 1989 Robert Warnock

The Reign of Turner Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (112K)

Tegan (Jennifer Adams Kelley) is not having the best of days on Deva Loka, what with that vicious Mara wrapped around her arm. Here she's climbed a tree to drop apples on Aris' head. Photo © 1989 Robert Warnock

The Reign of Turner Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (50K)

The Fourth Doctor (Jay Harber) takes particular delight in decsribing to Tegan (Jennifer Adams Kelley) exactly what happened to her poor Auntie Vanessa. Photo © 1989 Robert Warnock

The Reign of Turner Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (55K)

The Fifth Doctor (Robert Warnock) in a thoughtful moment in front of the TARDIS, probably thinking about the Eye of Orion, or perhaps about why all these photos seem to have so much foliage in them. Photo © 1989 Jennifer Adams Kelley

The Reign of Turner Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (73K)

This photo of the Fifth Doctor (Robert Warnock) and Turlough (Philip Kelley) is a parody of the publicity shots done for Mawdryn Undead. In those shots, the Brigadier is standing in the background near the obelisk. In our shot, the show's producer (Steve Hill) keeps an eye on his stars to make sure they don't mutiny. Photo © 1989 Jennifer Adams Kelley

The Reign of Turner Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (115K)

This photo of the Fifth Doctor (Robert Warnock) with John Naythan-Turner (Steve Hill) is a parody of another well-known picture of Turner pointing to the celery stalk on the Doctor's lapel. Photo © 1989 Jennifer Adams Kelley

The Reign of Turner Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (68K)

This photo of the Fifth Doctor (Robert Warnock) leaning over the unconscious form of Peri (Jennifer Adams Kelley) while Sharaz-Jack-Nicholson (Steve Hill) looks on is a parody of the shot from The Caves of Androzani. The real photo has better lighting and a better-looking Sharaz-Jack, er, Jek. Photo © 1989 Philip Kelley

The Reign of Turner Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (101K)

Here we have Peri (Jennifer Adams Kelley) and the Sixth Doctor (Steve Hill) frolicking in the sun on the planet Ravolox, a parody of the publicity photos from the Trial of a Time Lord season. Photo © 1989 Robert Warnock

The Reign of Turner Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (87K)

Another photo of Peri (Jennifer Adams Kelley) teasing the Sixth Doctor (Steve Hill). Well, I don't actually mean teasing, what I mean is, she's, you know, doing... things... er, that are, um... well, they, uh... they take all the attention away from the Doctor and he gets jealous. *Whew* Clearly when we did this picture, I had never seen the real publicity photo we were parodying. Photo © 1989 Robert Warnock

The Reign of Turner Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (47K)

The Fifth Doctor (Robert Warnock) watches warily as Turlough (Philip Kelley) presents his menacing look, a parody of the publicity shots from the first appearance of Turlough in Mawdryn Undead. Photo © 1989 Jennifer Adams Kelley

The Reign of Turner Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (61K)

The Fifth Doctor (Robert Warnock), Turlough (Philip Kelley) and Tegan (Jennifer Adams Kelley) take refuge from a bombardment in a parody of a popular still from Frontios. Photo © 1989 Steven W Hill

The Reign of Turner Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (55K)

The Fifth Doctor (Robert Warnock), Tegan (Jennifer Adams Kelley) and Turlough (Philip Kelley) standing on a soundstage bathed in harsh light in a parody of a well-known still publicising the 21st season of Doctor Who. Photo © 1989 Steven W Hill

The Federation Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (59K)

The First Doctor (Mark Christensen), the Second Doctor (Pat Reardon), the Third Doctor (Chris Brainerd), the Fourth Doctor (Pat Engle), the Fifth Doctor (Robert Warnock) and the Sixth Doctor (Dennis Kytasaari) are gathered together by the real Colin Baker (Colin Baker) at a convention appearance circa 1985. Photo © 1985 Jennifer Adams Kelley

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Traumaturge	Click on the thumbnail to see an enlarged version. (91K)
	Added 08 Jul 2000 The cover for the soundtrack CD was a bit of a challenge. Rob especially didn't want any pictures of himself on the cover, and requested something similar to what I did for the Realitywarp CD cover, using an object as the focus instead of a person. Fortunately with Realitywarp we had the orb, but unfortunately we didn't have anything comparable for Traumaturge. I toyed with a few designs and settled on the dominant image from the poster, the eye-zoom thing on Plentitude. Since that wasn't enough, I found a picture of a police box that I could put in the foreground. The result is pretty good, I think, and looks especially good inside a CD jewel case. Cover design © 2000 Steven W Hill
Traumaturge	Click on the thumbnail to see an enlarged version. (79K)
	Added 08 Jul 2000 The back CD tray insert is almost exactly the same as the one for the Realitywarp soundtrack. Nothing special about the design, but Rob did elect to include information on the equipment he used in the production. I also included the Federation logo on the CD spine, which is a bit of a nice touch. Back cover design © 2000 Steven W Hill
Traumaturge	Click on the thumbnail to see the poster. (107K)
	Added 08 Jul 2000 Again featuring a lighter, pastel look for the background and a generally uncluttered design. I also stuck with the Trebuchet typeface for the credits instead of changing to the more traditional narrow typeface. The tagline isn't very dramatic, but I think it adds a tremendous amount of appeal to the poster. Poster design © 2000 Steven W Hill
Traumaturge	Click on the thumbnail to see the whole final sleeve design. (140K)
	Added 21 Jan 2000 I began with a much lighter background than I've used before, and then added the Doctor and Nyssa. Positioning was difficult with this one, but the hardest thing was putting my own face on the cover - no matter what I did, it just didn't look good to me, until I made it into blue tones and added a zoom blur, THEN it looked good. Finally I added Jacey and took the natural colour away from the left side of the cover, letting the background blend through. I'd love to know what you think about it! Cover design © 2000 Steven W Hill
Realitywarp	Click on the cover to see the whole final sleeve design. (148K)
	Added 21 Jan 2000 This is the cover used for the second printing of Realitywarp. Over time the white background behind the logo started to bother me, so I wanted to fix it. Erin wasn't happy with her picture on the original so there's a different one here. I also added the tag line from the poster, and changed the background to the sparklier one. Overall, I think it is a definite improvement. Cover design © 1999 Steven W Hill
Realitywarp	Click on the thumbnail to see the poster. (98K)
	In keeping with the general design of Realitywarp (like a feature film rather than a Doctor Who episode) I put together this design for a one-sheet poster. The actual size is 26x39 (inches), and although these won't be available to buy, you may have seen the full-size poster at Visions'98. Can I just say I'm really happy with the way this turned out? Poster design © 1998 Steven W Hill
Realitywarp	Click on the cover to see the whole final sleeve design. (103K)
	The cover for Realitywarp is similar in style to The Reign of Turner but I had an urge to create an actual logo for the movie. You see the result here, and of course you'll notice that the color scheme is red-based where The Reign of Turner was green. The sleeve is now complete and reads "Approximate running time 55 minutes" where in fact the running time is 58 minutes. I chose to keep the plain text title on the spine instead of using the logo; that way all our tapes look similar standing on a shelf. Cover design © 1998 Steven W Hill
Realitywarp	Click on the cover to see an enlarged version. (49K)
	I created a new sparkly star layer for the CD cover with far more points of light than are used on the video cover. The background is the result of applying various blends to about seven different layers. This one looks really nice when printed out and inserted in a jewel case. Cover design © 1998 Steven W Hill
Realitywarp	Click on the cover to see an enlarged version. (87K)
	Added 21 Jan 2000 This is the back cover insert for the CD tray. Not much more than the same swirly background turned negative, with some bold borders. Looks pretty nice, I think. Cover design © 1998 Steven W Hill
The Reign of Turner	Click on the cover to see the whole sleeve design. (107K)
	The cover for The Reign of Turner was created to look exactly like a legitimate BBC release, and boy did it work. Everybody walking past one of these tapes at Visions would look twice, or stop to take a closer look. The original design had the real Doctor Who logo before I decided to be more cautious about copyright. I replaced it with a colorful abstract design that just happens to look similar to the logo, especially when seen from a distance. Cover design © 1997 Steven W Hill
S-A-V-E-W-H-O	Click on the cover to see the whole sleeve design. (141K)
	Added 21 Jan 2000 This cover for the special release of our classic S-A-V-E-W-H-O was not as easy as it may seem because the movie was shot in our early days before we learned to take a lot of production photos, thus we had very little photographic material to work with. This cover betrays the fact that it was created in a bit of a hurry, but it does at least continue the consistent format used on Federation tapes. Cover design © 1999 Steven W Hill
Traumaturge	Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (162K)
	Added 21 Jan 2000 The Doctor (Robert Warnock) and Nyssa (Jennifer Adams Kelley) face Plentitude who has usurped the Doctor's form in his attempts to influence Nyssa's dream. Photo © 1999 Steven W Hill
Traumaturge	Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (65K)
	Added 21 Jan 2000 Jennifer Adams Kelley portrays Nyssa of Traken in Traumaturge, the latest Federation film. Photo © 1999 Robert Warnock
Traumaturge	Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (34K)
	Added 21 Jan 2000 Jacey Bacaron (Kris Herzog), special agent of the Triplanetary Space Corps, experiences the TARDIS for the first time as the hunt for Nyssa and Plentitude begins. Photo © 1999 Jennifer Adams Kelley
Realitywarp	Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (74K)
	Peri (Jennifer Adams Kelley) and the Sixth Doctor (Steve Hill) follow the tracking device's pointer through the streets of Chicago to find Stacy and the alien orb she is carrying. Photo © 1998 Robert Warnock
Realitywarp	Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (69K)
	In true Doctor Who style, Peri (Jennifer Adams Kelley) watches as the Sixth Doctor (Steve Hill) operates a device he has somehow rigged with a tamagotchi and a cellular phone which will track the alien orb that they are searching for. Photo © 1998 Robert Warnock
Realitywarp	Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (39K)
	Stacy Aldritch (Erin Tumilty) is a BBC Executive Assistant who unwillingly becomes the tool of an unknown enemy. Photo © 1998 Jennifer Adams Kelley
The Reign of Turner	Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (70K)
	Who says we always have the same person playing all of the companions? Here's proof. Standing in front of our TARDIS prop are Tegan (Jennifer Adams Kelley), the Fifth Doctor (Robert Warnock) and Nyssa (Jennifer Adams Kelley). Uh... Photo © 1989 Steven W Hill
The Reign of Turner	Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (49K)
	The Fourth Doctor (Jay Harber) abuses his metal dog K9 (Styro Foam) as Romana (Jennifer Adams Kelley) watches in disgust. Photo © 1989 Robert Warnock
The Reign of Turner	Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (112K)
	Tegan (Jennifer Adams Kelley) is not having the best of days on Deva Loka, what with that vicious Mara wrapped around her arm. Here she's climbed a tree to drop apples on Aris' head. Photo © 1989 Robert Warnock
The Reign of Turner	Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (50K)
	The Fourth Doctor (Jay Harber) takes particular delight in decsribing to Tegan (Jennifer Adams Kelley) exactly what happened to her poor Auntie Vanessa. Photo © 1989 Robert Warnock
The Reign of Turner	Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (55K)
	The Fifth Doctor (Robert Warnock) in a thoughtful moment in front of the TARDIS, probably thinking about the Eye of Orion, or perhaps about why all these photos seem to have so much foliage in them. Photo © 1989 Jennifer Adams Kelley
The Reign of Turner	Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (73K)
	This photo of the Fifth Doctor (Robert Warnock) and Turlough (Philip Kelley) is a parody of the publicity shots done for Mawdryn Undead. In those shots, the Brigadier is standing in the background near the obelisk. In our shot, the show's producer (Steve Hill) keeps an eye on his stars to make sure they don't mutiny. Photo © 1989 Jennifer Adams Kelley
The Reign of Turner	Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (115K)
	This photo of the Fifth Doctor (Robert Warnock) with John Naythan-Turner (Steve Hill) is a parody of another well-known picture of Turner pointing to the celery stalk on the Doctor's lapel. Photo © 1989 Jennifer Adams Kelley
The Reign of Turner	Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (68K)
	This photo of the Fifth Doctor (Robert Warnock) leaning over the unconscious form of Peri (Jennifer Adams Kelley) while Sharaz-Jack-Nicholson (Steve Hill) looks on is a parody of the shot from The Caves of Androzani. The real photo has better lighting and a better-looking Sharaz-Jack, er, Jek. Photo © 1989 Philip Kelley
The Reign of Turner	Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (101K)
	Here we have Peri (Jennifer Adams Kelley) and the Sixth Doctor (Steve Hill) frolicking in the sun on the planet Ravolox, a parody of the publicity photos from the Trial of a Time Lord season. Photo © 1989 Robert Warnock
The Reign of Turner	Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (87K)
	Another photo of Peri (Jennifer Adams Kelley) teasing the Sixth Doctor (Steve Hill). Well, I don't actually mean teasing, what I mean is, she's, you know, doing... things... er, that are, um... well, they, uh... they take all the attention away from the Doctor and he gets jealous. Whew Clearly when we did this picture, I had never seen the real publicity photo we were parodying. Photo © 1989 Robert Warnock
The Reign of Turner	Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (47K)
	The Fifth Doctor (Robert Warnock) watches warily as Turlough (Philip Kelley) presents his menacing look, a parody of the publicity shots from the first appearance of Turlough in Mawdryn Undead. Photo © 1989 Jennifer Adams Kelley
The Reign of Turner	Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (61K)
	The Fifth Doctor (Robert Warnock), Turlough (Philip Kelley) and Tegan (Jennifer Adams Kelley) take refuge from a bombardment in a parody of a popular still from Frontios. Photo © 1989 Steven W Hill
The Reign of Turner	Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (55K)
	The Fifth Doctor (Robert Warnock), Tegan (Jennifer Adams Kelley) and Turlough (Philip Kelley) standing on a soundstage bathed in harsh light in a parody of a well-known still publicising the 21st season of Doctor Who. Photo © 1989 Steven W Hill
The Federation	Click on the thumbnail to view a large version. (59K)
	The First Doctor (Mark Christensen), the Second Doctor (Pat Reardon), the Third Doctor (Chris Brainerd), the Fourth Doctor (Pat Engle), the Fifth Doctor (Robert Warnock) and the Sixth Doctor (Dennis Kytasaari) are gathered together by the real Colin Baker (Colin Baker) at a convention appearance circa 1985. Photo © 1985 Jennifer Adams Kelley
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