Spoilers The Roddenberry Archive brings every iteration of Star Trek’s USS Enterprise bridge to life

[Richard S. Ta]

Whales like windows too. They like to look at space and sing their whale songs.

 

[publiusr]

From storyboards/concept art, think super-wide screen (taking up almost a quarter of the wall), blending in almost seamlessly with the black console displays on either side of it, with holographic tactical overlays on top of showing what's outside, and you'd be close.

You could use The Volume as a screen.

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[The Wormhole]

You could use The Volume as a screen.

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That wouldn't have been an option in 1984 when that movie came out.

 

[Turtletrekker]

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[Jules / OTOY]

April 15th RenderCon 2025 - Roddenberry Archive talks & panels:


Future of Rendering talk (last half is RA)

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Unification Panel:

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Nimoy / Roddenbery Panel:

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RA artist panel:

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[VSAFaculty]

I just finished watching the Roddenberry/Nimoy and Creating “Unification” videos. Wonderful. As a TOS old timer, I hope I will be around long enough to see a full length episode one day. Not sure if I could sit through it, though, because every time I watch one of your videos, Jules, this funny lump always seems to appear in the back of my throat…

 

[Jules / OTOY]

I just finished watching the Roddenberry/Nimoy and Creating “Unification” videos. Wonderful. As a TOS old timer, I hope I will be around long enough to see a full length episode one day. Not sure if I could sit through it, though, because every time I watch one of your videos, Jules, this funny lump always seems to appear in the back of my throat…

also be sure to sure to check out the last few minutes (if not the last half) of the first talk.

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[VSAFaculty]

also be sure to sure to check out the last few minutes (if not the last half) of the first talk.

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I just finished watching it, and there’s that lump in my throat…again! One of the things in “Unification” that hits me hard every time I see it (after from the scene with Spock, of course) is when the young version of Kirk appears. It’s similar to how I felt when he first saw Spock turn around and face the camera when he’s beside Kirk’s grave. I don’t know if anyone else has expressed the same feeling, and I’m not sure if I am describing it very well.

A couple of questions, if I may.

Am I correct that the film of Spock sitting in the captain’s chair at about the 39:00 mark is *not* a clip from TMP? If so, another amazing work of art.

Finally, will you be able to do as much with audio as you do with video? Only Bill, George, and Walter are left to record anything.

 

[137th Gebirg]

Correct. While set in the TMP timeframe, I don’t believe Spock ever sat in the center seat. This is a new render. And it’s freaking amazing!