American scenic artist, video supervisor and author who worked on The Next Generation, its successor series and several films, and co-wrote The Star Trek Encyclopedia and Star Trek Chronology.
Denise Okuda is an American scenic artist and writer who was part of the Star Trek art department from the early 1990s until the end of Enterprise in 2005.
Working beside graphic designer Michael Okuda, she helped to produce the signs, labels and control panel graphics seen on sets, and as video supervisor she coordinated the moving images played back on monitors during filming. Her credits cover The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager, Enterprise and several of the feature films.
She is also co-author of two standard reference books, the Star Trek Chronology and The Star Trek Encyclopedia, wrote text commentaries for the films on home video, and was a producer on the remastered edition of the original series.