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"Rare" Star Trek: Encarta Bridge Set Stills
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Beautiful Set!
VERY nice! I hope the set gets some new use one of these days.
Very nice!
Shouldn't you be changing a diaper, Mr intrepid?
Nah, home alone me. For at least the next day. 
I think the Phoenix folks are looking to build a full-scale bridge set, if they continue.
Phoenix has this press release (I see nothing more recent) vis:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
July 8, 2010
Contact:
Public Relations
pr@temporalstudios.com
Studio Provides Update Regarding the Fan Film Star Trek: Phoenix
SEATTLE – Temporal Studios LLC released “Cloak & Dagger” Part 1 of the fan film Star Trek: Phoenix on May 2,
2010 after premiering the Pilot during the month of April in Seattle, WA and other locations around the Puget
Sound area. After nearly 2 months since the Pilot’s release, Part 1 has skyrocketed to become one of the top fan
films in the world and fan questions continue to pile in regarding the future of the production.
“We have received numerous questions regarding many elements of the production and its future. We have
decided to compile a few of these questions and provide answers to the fans and also to our business partners
who helped make Part 1 a reality”, said Leo Roberts, creator and senior executive producer. Star Trek: Phoenix
is an official project of the film production and multi-media entertainment company, Temporal Studios. The
following is the official position of the company regarding Part 2 of the Pilot “Cloak & Dagger”:
· Part 2 of “Cloak & Dagger” is considered a new production of Temporal Studios. The project is currently on hold until
the appropriate funding has arrived to produce this venture
· No pre-production has taken place. Some elements of development that include set designs have been discussed
internally but no decisions have been finalized
· No member of the principle cast from Part 1 have agreed to reprise their roles nor has any casting changes been
decided or announced
· Temporal Studios has no knowledge whether Part 1 has been reviewed by any employee of CBS, Paramount
Pictures or their parent company, Viacom
· Temporal Studios has not been contacted by any employee of CBS, Paramount Pictures, or their parent company,
Viacom that suggests or provides any information stating that Star Trek: Phoenix is or will be considered an official
television series of the Star Trek franchise. All rumors that surround this concept, idea, or desire are simply false.
Temporal Studios does not endorse these rumors or any rumor that mentions or discusses the future of the project
· An appropriate budget has been identified by Temporal Studios in order to produce Part 2 and will not be publicized
at this time. All parties interested in donating to the production to make Part 2 a reality are encouraged to contact the
studio for more information. Temporal Studios will announce a formal arrangement, in the near future, that will
enable U.S. residents to donate to the production and be classified as tax deductible. All international donations will
be exempt from this benefit
About Star Trek: Phoenix
Set more than 40 years after the motion picture, Star Trek: Nemesis, Star Trek: Phoenix is a not-for-profit Internet
series and was the largest, all volunteer, consistent film production of its kind in the Pacific Northwest from 2008-
2010. More than 150 cast and crew volunteered to create the newest Star Trek craze. Website: stphoenix.com
About Temporal Studios LLC
Temporal Studios is a film production and multi-media entertainment company dedicated to develop and produce
cutting-edge projects to inspire, encourage and invigorate audiences worldwide. The company was founded in
2008 by Leo Roberts. Website: temporalstudios.com
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
July 8, 2010
Contact:
Public Relations
pr@temporalstudios.com
Studio Provides Update Regarding the Fan Film Star Trek: Phoenix
SEATTLE – Temporal Studios LLC released “Cloak & Dagger” Part 1 of the fan film Star Trek: Phoenix on May 2,
2010 after premiering the Pilot during the month of April in Seattle, WA and other locations around the Puget
Sound area. After nearly 2 months since the Pilot’s release, Part 1 has skyrocketed to become one of the top fan
films in the world and fan questions continue to pile in regarding the future of the production.
“We have received numerous questions regarding many elements of the production and its future. We have
decided to compile a few of these questions and provide answers to the fans and also to our business partners
who helped make Part 1 a reality”, said Leo Roberts, creator and senior executive producer. Star Trek: Phoenix
is an official project of the film production and multi-media entertainment company, Temporal Studios. The
following is the official position of the company regarding Part 2 of the Pilot “Cloak & Dagger”:
· Part 2 of “Cloak & Dagger” is considered a new production of Temporal Studios. The project is currently on hold until
the appropriate funding has arrived to produce this venture
· No pre-production has taken place. Some elements of development that include set designs have been discussed
internally but no decisions have been finalized
· No member of the principle cast from Part 1 have agreed to reprise their roles nor has any casting changes been
decided or announced
· Temporal Studios has no knowledge whether Part 1 has been reviewed by any employee of CBS, Paramount
Pictures or their parent company, Viacom
· Temporal Studios has not been contacted by any employee of CBS, Paramount Pictures, or their parent company,
Viacom that suggests or provides any information stating that Star Trek: Phoenix is or will be considered an official
television series of the Star Trek franchise. All rumors that surround this concept, idea, or desire are simply false.
Temporal Studios does not endorse these rumors or any rumor that mentions or discusses the future of the project
· An appropriate budget has been identified by Temporal Studios in order to produce Part 2 and will not be publicized
at this time. All parties interested in donating to the production to make Part 2 a reality are encouraged to contact the
studio for more information. Temporal Studios will announce a formal arrangement, in the near future, that will
enable U.S. residents to donate to the production and be classified as tax deductible. All international donations will
be exempt from this benefit
About Star Trek: Phoenix
Set more than 40 years after the motion picture, Star Trek: Nemesis, Star Trek: Phoenix is a not-for-profit Internet
series and was the largest, all volunteer, consistent film production of its kind in the Pacific Northwest from 2008-
2010. More than 150 cast and crew volunteered to create the newest Star Trek craze. Website: stphoenix.com
About Temporal Studios LLC
Temporal Studios is a film production and multi-media entertainment company dedicated to develop and produce
cutting-edge projects to inspire, encourage and invigorate audiences worldwide. The company was founded in
2008 by Leo Roberts. Website: temporalstudios.com
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You ought to build a facebook page for Encarta. Maybe post some of these pics in the photos section. You could also link to the youtube vids. It's way cheaper than hosting a site. Great work, BTW.
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I didn't know there was a Facebook group, so I sent in my request to join.
I'll see what I can do for you later today!
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Is there a way to view the vid through a private youtube link? Some of us still want to see it.
That's a great looking bridge set man!
I'm pretty stoked to hear that you are thinking about making a new Star Trek film too. Honestly I feel like you should probably make an entirely new series rather than Encarta V. A fresh start, with none of the constraints of trying to fit it in with the rest of Encarta series, while at the same time getting to utilize all the stuff you learned while making those films.
I'm pretty stoked to hear that you are thinking about making a new Star Trek film too. Honestly I feel like you should probably make an entirely new series rather than Encarta V. A fresh start, with none of the constraints of trying to fit it in with the rest of Encarta series, while at the same time getting to utilize all the stuff you learned while making those films.
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That's a great looking bridge set man!
I'm pretty stoked to hear that you are thinking about making a new Star Trek film too. Honestly I feel like you should probably make an entirely new series rather than Encarta V. A fresh start, with none of the constraints of trying to fit it in with the rest of Encarta series, while at the same time getting to utilize all the stuff you learned while making those films.
That's where the battle's been in my head since the last one was made. In many ways the story line did wrap up with the Encarta crew re-uniting and setting course for normal space. The viewer can always imagine the rest...Though the story we started developing for "Redemption" was unique and telling a side of the Star Trek universe that's never been seen before. I liked the thought of continuing to tell the story of what Starfleet would do to Lynch, the crew, and the ship. The remainder of the crew likely has serious post traumatic stress issues, they watched over a hundred of their collegues perish, then their beloved Captain marooned them on a planet for about a year...In my opinion 2 of Voyagers best episodes were Year Of Hell and Equinox, both of which I believe really fell short. There was a lot of story potential that was not utilized and that was one of the reasons I decided to do what I did with 'Dark Hope'.
Sounds to me like you need to jump ahead five years to see where the members of the crew ended up. Of course, there's always the chance that something the Encarta encountered on the way home shows up in the Alpha Quadrant, which leads to the gang getting together again to prevent what happened in a whole 'nuther part of the universe from happening in the AQ.
Just a thought.
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