I was reading recent tweets by Ira Steven Behr; on March 8th he tweeted that he had just watched the 5 hour writer's room footage. Sounds like there is movement on it being released.
What We Left Behind - Documentary Update Confirms *Some* HD Remastering
- Thread starter Eric Cheung
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How true is this?
A remaster of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine is finally being produced by CBS Studios and Secret Hideout. While details about the project are still being kept under wraps, The Vulcan Reporter can reveal that this remaster will be developed by FX3X, a VFX company located in Skopje, Macedonia, and Los Angeles, California. A 4K scan of the original filmed footage will be used for the remaster. Furthermore, the remaster will include new VFX that will be created using AI.
Founded in 1997 with a team of just 12, FX3X has grown to become one of the industry’s success stories. FX3X is now one of the world’s largest providers of visual effects for Film and Television with facilities in Skopje, Macedonia, and Los Angeles, California. FX3X now has a dedicated staff of 300 employees worldwide covering the entire gamut from pre-production tasks, on-set work to post-production services. FX3X has worked on previous Star Trek series such as Star Trek: Discovery and Star Trek: Picard. FX3X will also be working on the upcoming Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, which follows Captain Christopher Pike, Number One, Spock, and the crew of the USS Enterprise.
https://www.thevulcanreporter.com
A remaster of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine is finally being produced by CBS Studios and Secret Hideout. While details about the project are still being kept under wraps, The Vulcan Reporter can reveal that this remaster will be developed by FX3X, a VFX company located in Skopje, Macedonia, and Los Angeles, California. A 4K scan of the original filmed footage will be used for the remaster. Furthermore, the remaster will include new VFX that will be created using AI.
Founded in 1997 with a team of just 12, FX3X has grown to become one of the industry’s success stories. FX3X is now one of the world’s largest providers of visual effects for Film and Television with facilities in Skopje, Macedonia, and Los Angeles, California. FX3X now has a dedicated staff of 300 employees worldwide covering the entire gamut from pre-production tasks, on-set work to post-production services. FX3X has worked on previous Star Trek series such as Star Trek: Discovery and Star Trek: Picard. FX3X will also be working on the upcoming Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, which follows Captain Christopher Pike, Number One, Spock, and the crew of the USS Enterprise.
https://www.thevulcanreporter.com
This was posted over two months ago and seems to have got to a number of forums, the gut that owns this site posts in the Dubious news thread and his source is "a friend."
Has anyone watched B5 remastered? Did HBO Max remaster the expensive way?
