That clip is a fan-made clip released a while back. I don't know if that's who Doug Drexler might be talking to, but I don't think it's something he worked on.Crosspost from the Documentary-Thread:
According to Trekmovie.com the Documentary-Producers have also reached out to some of the original CGI-People like Doug Drexler to provide some CGI-Sequences in HD. They provided Trekmovie with this video:
I'm under no illusions as to the difficulty of the project getting off the ground. But I'll be happy with HD clips for the documentary right now. Maybe the attention DS9 clips in HD will mean they'll consider remastering the whole series. I hope so. But I'm not counting on it.
I thought Weyoun's eyes were purple?We never got any purple-eyed Vorta (that I recall) or purple Jem'hadar though, sadly. :/
Same video with sound:Crosspost from the Documentary-Thread:
According to Trekmovie.com the Documentary-Producers have also reached out to some of the original CGI-People like Doug Drexler to provide some CGI-Sequences in HD. They provided Trekmovie with this video:
No it isn't.It's 'happening' more than it was 12 months ago
I mean, there's more discussion on it. But not among anybody with any power to do anything about it; namely the Viacom accounting department.No it isn't.
Exactly.I mean, there's more discussion on it. But not among anybody with any power to do anything about it; namely the Viacom accounting department.![]()
I think that in this newly rendered form, this is just one of the most awesome effects sequences ever produced for Star Trek. It's practically movie quality. I just wish anyone would find out who exactly this person is, why she's having access to the original CG data and why she's only putting them out on some obscure YouTube channel. I mean, can't TrekCore or someone go to the bottom of this story?Same video with sound:
I only just realised after all these years just how heroic the crews of those three Klingon Birds of Prey were. Wow.
"A woman?? That's niiice. Isn't it?"A woman? Do we know the name?
Actually I'm not sure what gender the originator of these video is, but I thought it was weird to automatically assume that it must be a guy. Right?A woman? Do we know the name?
English needs a gender-neutral third-person personal pronoun similar to "hen" in Swedish.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hen_(pronoun)
I tend to use "they" instead of "he/she" but neither seems adequate. "It" is definitely out.
True, although editors can get sniffy about it, depending on house style."They" has precedent back to Shakespeare.
I believe the New Frontier book series used that for the genderless character.I like xe as a gender-neutral pronoun: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/xe
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