Martin Wood

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Biography

Martin Wood is a television director who has been directing since the early 1990s. He has directed several episodes of the television series "Stargate…more

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    • Martin has appeared as an extra in many of the episodes of Stargate SG-1 that he has directed. Normally appearing with Dan Shea (Sgt. Siller) and an oversized crescent wrench.
    • Martin shot his first frame of film when he was 13 years old, he did it while hanging out of a helicopter.
    • In 2005 Martin was nominated for a Leo Award for Dramatic Series: Best Dramatic Series for Stargate: Atlantis. He shares the award with Brad Wright, Robert C. Cooper, N. John Smith, Michael Greenburg, Joseph Mallozzi and Paul Mullie.
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    • Martin Wood: (on directing before a green screen) It's something we do all the time when we read books. What I do on a television set is what most people do when they read a story. I just translate mine into something that everybody can see.
    • Martin Wood: (in answer to "What will you do when Stargate finishes?") Rest for a very long time. Play with my little girl more, walk her to school, spend some time at home not blocking scenes, and move on to the next epic series. Oh yeah and do a couple of Stargate movies.
    • Martin Wood: One of the cool things about green screen is that the physical limitations of filming are no longer there.

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