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No words can describe this job! Bravo
You could put that into every science fiction series. Lets say stargate, cause its one of the less i know.
And to @vaporeon249, I know how it feels when your computer craps out on you. On my old computer, I was making a SW Battlefront mod to run Deadliest Warrior-esque VS simulations.
AND THEN THE COMPUTER FINALLY DIED ON ME, NO BACKUPS...
Unfortunately the scene's lights do not render out well on the more professional settings. Don't do scenes much, and still will need a lot of practice.
Working with characters is just more fun than with backgrounds. in artclass i was forced to draw depressing technical drawings none stop, explains my bad marks in that subject, also explains why i refuse to draw streets and buildings or just anything with a vanishing point. I can comprehend why you don't do them much.
I can completely sympathize with the background and technical drawings. Vexed me throughout highschool.
It sadly also depends so much on the teachers. Later i changed the class and the new teacher had much more interesting subjects.