Me too!

I am with you on that one.

Thanks for the kind words! We appreciate you!

It was great seeing you again in this . Visiting the past we got to see then LT O'Brien firing at the unseen enemy in that flashback.... inserting Frank's Grissom into those scenes was fun!

While our DP on this was fantastic, we are REALLY hoping you can be with us again next time!

As good of a compliment as anyone could ever pay us. Thank you!

Thanks Lezlie! That means a lot coming from someone who has mad so much wonderful entertainment!

Thanks Jeff!

THANK YOU!. YUP... real people.. LOVE how you put that.. We are as real as you can get, old, overweight, and just geeks having FUN. That is what a FAN FILM is all about.. I just love "original" comments (sarcasm mode on) from some other folks who want to make light of our age and weight. I would think that by now and CERTAINLY by the 23rd century, "body shaming" would be a thing of the past. People are people. We as real people just love to put on the costumes and play act and MAKE a Star Trek adventure. Plain and simple.. YOU get it.. THANK YOU!

Yes. LETS DO IT!

@@gdavisohio Absolutely! Let's!

THANKS.. my wife is deaf and plays that part We used to have her speak one or two lines which were easy for her to pronounce, which made me feel bad that she had to REALLY practice to get the line right and only speak 1 or 2 lines...So, so we went the OTHER WAY.. made her character deaf and the Universal Translator speaks her lines. We had an episode that showed that her glasses displayed holographic sign language for the person or channel she was monitoring.. Other channels or "chatter" appear in closed caption that she can select to bring to the foreground. It works for her and the story.. She can sign her lines and we can give her much more to "say". ASL is such an expressive language and she can use it and her facial expressions easier communicating with us in her preferred method. PLUS.. we sure like shooting her lines.. NO one has to be QUIET .. we don't use any sound when shooting her.. we add in sound effects and another actress speaks her lines for the voice of the Universal Translator.

As a Handicapped person my self I agree

@@dominonmedia298 You have to be the most thoughtful man in the galaxy. As a single woman, I say thank you, this gives me hope 🙂.

I have thought about it.. Getting the most miles out of 3rd Season Trek Uniforms...

@@dominonmedia298 Or just no weight restrictions...

I say these folks are GREAT!!!!!

@@AgentM79 I agree

WOW. what a GREAT review.. THANK YOU.. we do have fun doing these, and reading comments such as this make it all worth doing as well!

Wow. I'm getting emotional reading this. We love doing this! Reading kind words like that makes it worth all the work!

YES.. it was.. she did die.. but.. she got better! (LOL).. We sometimes just follow the original TOS method of putting redshirts in the background and hope no one notices they died a few episodes earlier.. Seriously, though, when we shoot.. we use anyone who would like to be on camera.. Sometimes that means we forget that we used them prior.. We COULD just say their are TWINS!

Nav/Deflector on the stern.. it's like when we were kids "Because I said SO!".. in this case. its "Because Franz Joseph said so!"... LOL. We went with the original design that was published in the Franz Joseph Technical Manual. Our design has been updated twice. but we stuck with key features that Mr. Joseph used in the book. I like to think that it means an enemy has a harder time sneaking up on us.. we have "eyes in the back of our head"!

My imperfect memory of the copy of the Technical Manual I had a looooong time ago makes me think Franz Joseph thought the big dishes were just sensors and not deflectors. At least I remember some notation on the Dreadnought page that was something like "Main Sensor F/A" (forward/aft). Of course, since every Trekkie and his/her targ knows it's a deflector, we can say: "When I say full reverse, I mean FULL reverse!"

I love how he indicated that the human race is safe...for now.

Wait until you become 60+ then you will understand or be too stupid

Thanks! Once we had the idea to have a “Q” be a crew member, the challenge was to resist the temptation to have him “magically “ solve every problem. If we had allowed that to happen, there would never be any danger. There would never be any doubt that every threat would be met by Quincy. That might be fun for an episode or two, but it would soon grow old. So we decided that Quincy would be there to study humanity. To see how they solve problems and threats with their frail, limited bodies and intellect.

@@dreadnoughtdominion8988 And it worked beautifully.

That's Tracey Davis. she is the wife of Gary Davis who plays the Captain. She is deaf.

Hmmm.. Our Playlist does have them in order of when they dropped.. At least that is what I see on the page when I click it.. Will confirm and see if that is the case when not logged in.

@@gdavisohio They're in reverse order for me, IIRR. Which makes it necessary to click each one instead of just letting the list play automatically.

@@Tam.I.am. .... OHH.. I see.. yes. we do put them in reverse order so that our newest production is listed first.. We'll try to make a "Chronological Playlist"..

@@gdavisohio That would make it so much easier to just sit and watch! :D

You are perfect?

@@hollydowns2279 Not saying I'm perfect but Starfleet is suppose to be a military organization.

Shaka, When the Walls Fell!

All we ask of our actors is that that the y love Star Trek, they are good, easy to get along with people, and they (at least) make an attempt to learn their lines. If you wanna make your own Star Trek fan films and require that all you actors be young and thin, then you do that! Go for it!!! And good luck with that!! We’ll be cheering you on! But, as for us, we’re just looking for nice people.

@@dreadnoughtdominion8988 I do understand their acting is grate. Just at bit of tone would make it perfect.

If im not mistaken most starfleet officers were either born from colonies that came from planets in the Apha Centauri system and 4th planet in the sol system that had a colony there which was ofc Mars.

Take a look at "Silent Acknowledgement".. We explain that the Universal Translator can make the spoken word into sign for her to see. So she can pick up on voices behind her. Hails and regular "comm chatter" are like "chat rooms" .. their text scrolls on the side of her peripheral vision and light up if there is a one that demand attention. It'd be similar to how everyone with multiple monitors doing various tasks and a cell phone do business every day. I have three monitors, I have my email, my company website, my "Slack" chat room with various departments, and my phone sends texts to my screen. My browsers give me alerts which I can pull up or ignore. We just took this and modernized it for a deaf person in the 2rd Century..

Have you seen Star Trek: Picard??

Star trek the geriatric years lol

Then stick to professional stuff, this is clearly not for you.