Explore the Sets of STAR TREK: PICARD in Virtual Reality Digital Captures

The USS Titan sets may be gone, but you can still explore the hero starship of Star Trek: Picard Season 3 — along with the deadly Shrike and the bridge of the Enterprise-D — thanks to virtual-reality digital captures of the sets created during production.

Picard production designers Dave Blass shared the show’s third-season production-side Emmy Awards For Your Consideration presentation this week (created by Blass, production designer Kit Stølen, and art director Liz Kloczkowski) — published as a 110-page slideshow linked below:

In the presentation, you can view pages and pages of concept art, set design diagrams, and behind-the-scenes photos of the work that went into creating the USS Stargazer / USS Titan sets, Beverly Crusher’s SS Eleos XII, the evil Shrike warship from Season 3, and of course, the resurrection of the Galaxy-class Enterprise-D bridge for the final two episodes.

The final page of the Picard presentation includes a special gift for fans and viewers — a spiritual sequel to the beloved Star Trek: The Next Generation Interactive Technical Manual computer software from the 1990s.

Available for the public to peruse are eight virtual-reality explorations of the primary sets constructed for the Enterprise-D, Titan, Eleos XII, and the Shrike by Picard art director Liz Kloczkowski.

These virtual set tours were created using special Matterport Pro2 cameras, which allow users to create high-quality 360-degree captures of real-world physical locations on your mobile device, in a desktop browser — or in virtual reality with headsets like the Meta Quest 2.

@Matterport I’ve been telling everyone I work with about these cameras and this service for YEARS! @DaveBlass eagerly had me scan the sets on Picard…

Another art director on my current show (Netflix’s American Primeval) was floored by it when I let him borrow my Pro2. https://t.co/1MOYJVeciB

— Liz Kloczkowski (@lizklocz) June 16, 2023