Spoilers The Roddenberry Archive brings every iteration of Star Trek’s USS Enterprise bridge to life
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found it
Amar looks really cool!
Didn't know the gunners sat in the back on spinning seats
You can look up into the dome as well
There seem to be elevators to go up there, but they don't seem to be functional yet
Didn't know the gunners sat in the back on spinning seats
I think SeaQuest was one of the few times something similar had been done.
That lay-out would seem to fit a Bird of Prey better..each seat flanking the captain though.
I think there's been a minor update: You can now go into Odo's office on the DS9 Promenade, and check out those wanted screens up-close!
Felony tax evasion on Ferenginar.
To be fair, those forms aren't really clear about whether nanoprobes are taxable or not. But I know the FCA wouldn't look at it like that.
Neither rain, nor sleet, nor Borg nanoprobes shall stop the FCA from collecting every last strip of latinum possible.
Given the influence that the novel and film had on GR (and many of us at OTOY), I thought it might be appropriate to share our recent exploration of "2001" through a new documentary led by Mike and Denise Okuda, and an accompanying short film "Odysseys":
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OTOY Presents “2001: Creating Kubrick’s Space Odyssey” Documentary
Expanding a multi-decade archival endeavor to create historically accurate virtual recreations of the milestone cultural works, OTOY releases new documentary and concept videos bringing audiences into the universe of 2001: A Space Odyssey, to explore the film’s singular impact on visual effects...
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Given the influence that the novel and film had on GR (and many of us at OTOY), I thought it might be appropriate to share our recent exploration of "2001" through a new documentary led by Mike and Denise Okuda, and an accompanying short film "Odysseys":
OTOY Presents “2001: Creating Kubrick’s Space Odyssey” Documentary
Expanding a multi-decade archival endeavor to create historically accurate virtual recreations of the milestone cultural works, OTOY releases new documentary and concept videos bringing audiences into the universe of 2001: A Space Odyssey, to explore the film’s singular impact on visual effects...
You can’t just casually drop huge Kubrick documentaries into the conversation and then walk away! What are you doing to me?
Seriously though, thank you. I’ll be watching that right now. I was wondering what to do with myself and there it is.
Keep the good work coming!
What a wonderful surprise. Thank you!Given the influence that the novel and film had on GR (and many of us at OTOY), I thought it might be appropriate to share our recent exploration of "2001" through a new documentary led by Mike and Denise Okuda, and an accompanying short film "Odysseys":
OTOY Presents “2001: Creating Kubrick’s Space Odyssey” Documentary
Expanding a multi-decade archival endeavor to create historically accurate virtual recreations of the milestone cultural works, OTOY releases new documentary and concept videos bringing audiences into the universe of 2001: A Space Odyssey, to explore the film’s singular impact on visual effects...
It’s a really well put together docco. I learned some things that I didn’t know and that’s tough when it comes to me and 2001.
There's a new sizzle reel for the Archive that's just been released. It's narrated by John de Lancie, has some new exterior ship animations, walkthroughs of the interactive sets (though with much clearer, smoother videos than you'll get streaming them from the website viewer), and some new sets and models that we haven't seen before.
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Man, everything in that video was basically perfect. Absolutely 100% perfect.
Jinkies, Scoob! Amazing.
@Jules / OTOY are there any plans to be able to look at the ship models themselves on some kind of turntable or whatever to get a really good gander?
@Jules / OTOY are there any plans to be able to look at the ship models themselves on some kind of turntable or whatever to get a really good gander?
So. Very. PRETTY!
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