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Picture Perfect

INTERVIEW BY GRAHAM KIBBLE-WHITE
Composite concept art illustrating the Doctor and Donna’s departure in Planet of the Ood (2008).

"It was incredibly exciting. We were making stuff for TV that hadn’t been done before. Making stuff for Doctor Who – my favourite show.” That’s how Dave Houghton looks back on his time as the visual effects supervisor of Doctor Who. He worked on the series from 2004, as it was being readied for its return to TV, up to the end of Matt Smith’s first year in 2010.

Dave Houghton pictured at Stonehenge during the recording of The Pandorica Opens in February 2010.
Photo © Dave Houghton
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