On a slightly tangent, I've noticed a number of Trek related documentaries including Chaos on the Bridge, For the Love of Spock, and What We Left Behind showing up on Paramount+ recently, so perhaps Paramount will invest in licensing this documentary when its released.
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Another update, this time promising that the edit is nearly locked and that they will release details of the Las Vagas premier in "a couple of weeks".
But they also seem to say they still haven't got any HD footage from Paramount, so the actual film still feels very far away.
But they also seem to say they still haven't got any HD footage from Paramount, so the actual film still feels very far away.
Update #40 from The Star Trek Voyager Documentary!
I agree. It's been so long. They hate mentioning any kind of premiere dates.
I agree. It's been so long. They hate mentioning any kind of premiere dates.
It was kind of a long winded video. I understood their explanation when I was at Trek to SF, but I'm done supporting documentaries after this. Besides, Enterprise actually did have some nice Special features, and the only thing I would be interested in is if they brought Blalock in for a current interview.
I'm a bit lost. I've read quite a few posts here about the reason why the doc has been delayed but cannot find the explanation from the filmmakers. Could someone share exactly what they've said is the reason for this crazy long delay? Thanks!
Basically Covid got in the way as they planned to film interviews at the big convention or cruise in 2020.
After that it's not really clear why it's taken more than two years to edit. I suspect they burnt through the money and have had one guy working on it part-time.
Getting on those Cruises ain't cheap.
Update #41 from The Star Trek Voyager Documentary!
Dates and Locations for the Premieres!
Hello Voyager fans!
As promised, here are some dates and locations!
LOS ANGELES
Thursday, November 7th at 7 PM
At THE Paramount Theater in Hollywood, CA.
NEW YORK
Monday, November 11th at 7th PM
At The Thalia at Symphony Space,
2537 Broadway at 95th St.
New York, NY 10025-6990
(Also houses The Leonard Nimoy Theater)
LONDON
November 18th, 7pm
Location to be determined within the next week.
We'll keep you updated on that ASAP!
Thank you so much for your continued support, and we'll see you soon!
Actual premiere dates. Will they happen? I think so, finally!
Dates and Locations for the Premieres!
Hello Voyager fans!
As promised, here are some dates and locations!
LOS ANGELES
Thursday, November 7th at 7 PM
At THE Paramount Theater in Hollywood, CA.
NEW YORK
Monday, November 11th at 7th PM
At The Thalia at Symphony Space,
2537 Broadway at 95th St.
New York, NY 10025-6990
(Also houses The Leonard Nimoy Theater)
LONDON
November 18th, 7pm
Location to be determined within the next week.
We'll keep you updated on that ASAP!
Thank you so much for your continued support, and we'll see you soon!
Actual premiere dates. Will they happen? I think so, finally!
Update #42 from The Star Trek Voyager Documentary!
Dates and Locations for the Premieres! (Including London)
Hello Voyager fans!
Here's a reminder about the locations and dates for LA and NY, as well as an update on London!
LOS ANGELES
Thursday, November 7th at 7 PM
At THE Paramount Theater in Hollywood, CA.
NEW YORK
Monday, November 11th at 7th PM
At The Thalia at Symphony Space,
2537 Broadway at 95th St.
New York, NY 10025-6990
(Also houses The Leonard Nimoy Theater)
LONDON
Thursday, November 21st, 7:30 PM
Bafta Headquarters, 195 Picadilly
Princess Anne Theatre
https://www.bafta.org/our-venue
Thank you so much for your continued support, and we'll see you soon!
Dates and Locations for the Premieres! (Including London)
Hello Voyager fans!
Here's a reminder about the locations and dates for LA and NY, as well as an update on London!
LOS ANGELES
Thursday, November 7th at 7 PM
At THE Paramount Theater in Hollywood, CA.
NEW YORK
Monday, November 11th at 7th PM
At The Thalia at Symphony Space,
2537 Broadway at 95th St.
New York, NY 10025-6990
(Also houses The Leonard Nimoy Theater)
LONDON
Thursday, November 21st, 7:30 PM
Bafta Headquarters, 195 Picadilly
Princess Anne Theatre
https://www.bafta.org/our-venue
Thank you so much for your continued support, and we'll see you soon!
If there are open seats in the theatre I wouldn't have an issue with that as long as doc backers get first dibs of course.
Was this documentary - "Star Trek Voyager: The Definitive History" mentioned earlier on this thread?
No it wasn't. I'll have to carve out two hours to watch it though! Looks interesting.
I watched it last night. They did a pretty good job with it. Berman catches a lot of flack but the guy tried to uphold the spirit of Gene's universe, while maintaining story and technological continuity with his three series going at the time, and while still appealing to a 90s television audience. This doc kind of made me appreciate what we had. Modern Trek is all over the map. UPN's meddling certainly did not do any favors for VOY and later ENT in terms of ratings and audience reach. They should have stuck with first run syndication.
Berman should probably get more credit for taking the flack from the studio and the network, which allowed the writers to do their jobs.
Haha, yeah. Can't argue that either. At times."[Berman-era Trek] had its head up its ass, but that's what we liked about it." - Mike Stoklasa, Red Letter Media
For sure.
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