The clip is on YouTube as well.Tommy just released a two min. clip for the donors, two more weeks till we can see this full episode.
Star Trek - Horizon (Enterprise Feature-Length Fan Film)
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This looks stunning. Also, the acting is better than I thought it was going to be.
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I'm excited to see the whole thing.
This is looks stunning. Also, the acting is better than I thought it was going to be.
Tommy is a serious and talented film-maker. I think it's going to be a great watch!
I'm a big Enterprise fan and have already re-watched your trailers/teasers a couple of times and told some people about it. Everyone is impressed that this isn't a production by a major studio. I hope that this will evolve into a series with exploration/discovery-focused episodes.
That’s not Hoshi, it’s an entirely different crew. Her name is Ensign Marie Sutherland and she is the comm’s officer on the NX-04 Discovery.That's Hoshi, she knows a thousand alien languages and can figure it out
Perhaps she is familiar with Dewan, Dinasian, and Iccobar scripts which were derived from the ancient Iconian language.Sorry, she figures out that some of the symbols are numbers after pushing a bunch of buttons. Foolish.
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Well, it certainly has a look!
I do have to question the competence of an officer who walks up to a hitherto unknown device of amazing power and starts pushing buttons before she even figures out what any of the symbols mean.
Have you been watching 'Star Trek' over the past 5 decades? I ask because that behavior goes ALL THE WAY BACK to TOS.
Perhaps she is familiar with Dewan, Dinasian, and Iccobar scripts which were derived from the ancient Iconian language.
I love "Contagion". Great episode.
I know she's not the actual Hoshi, but I assume that she's kind of like herThat’s not Hoshi, it’s an entirely different crew. Her name is Ensign Marie Sutherland and she is the comm’s officer on the NX-04 Discovery.
Perhaps she is familiar with Dewan, Dinasian, and Iccobar scripts which were derived from the ancient Iconian language.
And yes, that was a good one, I was just rewatching it yesterday.
EDIT: Oh crap! I would like to apologise for having posted the bakers version of the film here. I saw it posted on the Star Trek Valiant Facebook page and just assumed that it had been released to the public early and shared the link here. This video is unlisted on YouTube at the moment and only people within the link should be able to see it. 
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