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Fan Productions Directory || Reviews || Dispatches from the Romulan War || Forums
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Written by Derek Kessler on
Sunday, 20 July 2008
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 (From June 17, 2008) The upcoming motion picture event, Operation Beta Shield, finally has a preview from Hidden Frontier. The fan film production outfit teamed with Star Trek: Intrepid to produce the feature-length piece, which follows up on the aftermath of the Archein attack on Romulan space.
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Written by Charles Carmen on
Saturday, 31 May 2008
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 Denobula Attacked
Charles Carmen - Earth News Network
February 2, 2157
Late last night, at approximately 25:30 hours local time, a series of explosions ripped through the Denobulan capitol city, Dwassan. At this time the Denobulan Internal Security Ministry has not issued a statement of findings on the explosions, but according to sources inside the DSA, the explosions were powered by powerful dicobalt explosives. The explosions, which appear to have been pre-placed bombs, were detonated in locations throughout the city, including the Denobulan Exterior Security Ministry (DESM) and the popular Kaybin nightclub district, which was filled with an estimated 90,000 revelers at the time of the attack.
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Written by Derek Kessler on
Saturday, 24 May 2008
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 The third installment and finale of the epic fan film endeavour Star Trek: Of Gods and Men will be delivered to the public on June 15. The mini-series, directed by Tim Russ and starring Walter Koenig, Nichelle Nichols, Alan Ruck, and a number of other Star Trek alumni, will finally come to a close in a galaxy that has been turned on its head by the untimely death of just one man. The new poster for the entire saga can be viewed after the break.
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Written by Derek Kessler on
Wednesday, 21 May 2008
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 Star Trek: Odyssey is slowly moving into a strong series in its own right. The latest entry into the fan film series, titled ‘Vile Gods,’ sets a new bar in the quality of story told by writers Eric Weaver and PK Eiselt. ‘Vile Gods’ doesn’t come across as preachy as the previous episode of Odyssey, and it gets back to the truth of how dangerous a place the Andromeda Galaxy really is. As they say, keep your friends close, and your enemies closer.
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Written by Kirok of L'Stok on
Wednesday, 16 April 2008
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 A landmark announcement has just been made of a collaboration, spearheaded by the cutting edge cgi production house, NEO f/x and the dramatic talents of the live action fan film, Starship Farragut, which will see the first Star Trek cell animation since the demise of Star Trek: The Animated Series in 1974! This is ground-breaking not only because of the scope of the project but because of the amazing array of fan and professional names that have been gathered to make it happen, led by Chase Masterson, Tim Russ, and Vic Mignogna.
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Written by Derek Kessler on
Sunday, 06 April 2008
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Hidden Frontier has posted the preview for the the next episode of Star Trek: Odyssey, titled "Vile Gods." This is to be the fourth episode of the fan film's first season, and following on the event's of the last episode, "The Lotus Eaters," the Andromeda-stranded crew of the Starship Odyssey find themselves in an uneasy alliance with the once powerful Kelvans. But there is trouble brewing in that galaxy far far away.
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Written by Akuba Mansa on
Sunday, 06 April 2008
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Tensions Rise Across CoP
Akuba Mansa - Earth News Network
January 23, 2157
Over the past few weeks, Coalition governments have stopped releasing new information about the war with Romulus. While some defense analysts have speculated that this is because there is no new information to release, this has done little to lessen people's apprehension. In fact, the lack of information has spurred unrest among CoP worlds, with fears that information is being deliberately withheld, or that the Romulans are preparing for another attack.
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Written by Derek Kessler on
Friday, 04 April 2008
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 Hidden Frontier has decided to make 2008 a busy year for themselves. Not only will they be releasing multiple episodes of The Helena Chronicles and Odyssey, they're also finishing up a feature-length collaboration with Star Trek: Intrepid called Operation Beta Sheild. Now, they've added a fourth production to their docket, a four-part mini-series about the President of the United Federation of Planets, titled Star Trek: Federation One.
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Written by Kirok of L'Stok on
Thursday, 27 March 2008
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 Most fan films find it hard to get out one episode a year, Starship Farragut is planning to followup its latest successful, full-length episode, "For want of a Nail", with at least one of four vignettes and two special episodes in collaboration with their CGI partner, NEO f/x before they release their next, double-length, episode. This could be a big year for Farragut!
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Written by Derek Kessler on
Wednesday, 26 March 2008
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 The crew of the U.S.S Helena is back, this time headed out to Hell’s Gate. Well, not literally to Hell, but to a rather unsavory place with the very same name. This is the second episode of Hidden Frontier’s Star Trek: The Helena Chronicles, released earlier this week. Like all Hidden Frontier productions, it’s not the best of television, but it’s still entertaining enough, and they put heart into it, so what more can you ask? And it’s free, so that’s a plus.
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