The new Spock images are state-of-the-art (with Lawrence Selleck). There are many fine interviews, BTS tours, and some amazing new creations of Star Trek scenes never previously visualized – here: OTOY-RODDENBERRY YouTube. The Roddenberry Archive has also released a new mini-documentary, celebrating Star Trek: The Next Generation with the showrunner of Picard, Terry Matalas. All the immersions are beautifully detailed. Over two dozen USS Enterprise ships are in the archive (with more on the way) – from the first 1964 concept art to the newest ship called Enterprise, revealed at the conclusion of Star Trek: Picard Season 3. The project aims to preserve this information for those studying his career in the future, for those who appreciate his work, and to provide accurate information for those involved in future productions and other projects based on Roddenberry’s work.” “The Roddenberry Archive is a multi decade collaboration with The Roddenberry Estate, OTOY, and iconic Star Trek artists Denise and Mike Okuda, Daren Dochterman, and Doug Drexler to collect significant documents and art from Gene Roddenberry’s lifetime of work, beginning with the Starship Enterprise, and to make them accessible through innovative means of presentation. Scroll down on mobile and click on the ship, or scroll right on desktop. The site is both desktop and mobile friendly. Original title: The Roddenberry Archive: The.

The initial projects include virtual recreations of the Star Trek ships bearing the name USS Enterprise and they have just launched a brand new portal where you can tour the iconic bridges and see how the fit in the timeline. The Roddenberry Archive: The Cage (S) is a Documentary directed by Roger Lay Jr., Carlos Baena.

Roddenberry Entertainment has been working with cloud technology company OTOY on “The Roddenberry Archive” for the last few years with the goal of creating a digital archive of the work of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry. The Roddenberry Archive is creating 1:1, 360 immersive recreations of Star Trek ships and scenes, available online for free.

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