Who is Michele Poulik? NCIS LA posted an obituary and tribute after the news of her death. Stay with the article to find out more about Michele.
Poulik was a set decorator who worked for several TV series and motion pictures. She had worked for decades and was nominated for an EMMY. Michele had also worked on other movies and TV shows including, The Comeback, Eli Stone, and The Shield.
At the end of NCIS: Los Angeles Season 13 premiere, a card tribute to Michele Poulik was dedicated before the credits. A card tribute was used to honor her and her valuable contributions to the TV world and the show. The title card said Poulik’s smile, laughter, and presence lit up every day.
Who Is Michele Poulik From NCIS LA?
Michele was an important part of the CBS crime drama NCIS LA for more than a decade. She worked as a set decorator for more than 280 episodes and made sure that every location looked perfect for the rest of the cast to inhabit it.
She was a member of the Set Decorators Society of America and severed on the Board of Directors on SDSA. Poulik’s work was profiled many times in SET DECOR magazine including, the early collection and range of her work.
Is She Dead?
Michele Poulik passed away on Tuesday, August 2, 2021, at her home, in Los Angeles, California. The cause of her death was revealed to be a long battle with cancer, as per Set Decorators.
She was survived by her sister Janet and her brother-in-law, Bruce Babiarz. She was surrounded by her family, friends, and beloved dogs, LuLa and Daisy, during the time of her death.
Few media sites have posted an obituary to mark Michele Poulik’s death.
Is Michele Poulik On Wikipedia?
Poulik is not on Wikipedia, but one can read about her on a couple of Wiki-bio pages.
She was born to her parents Dr. David Poulik and Emily Poulik in Toronto, Canada. The Poulik family emigrated to the Detroit area and settled in the Grosse Pointes North. Michele attended school in Grosse Pointes North, Spain, and spent several summers in Europe.
Poulik went to Wayne State University and graduated with a Fine Arts degree. She started her film career by producing and writing, Singing Birds, an independent film that premiered at the Detroit Institute of Arts. She then worked on Presumed Innocent before moving to Los Angeles for work.