"Confrontations" -- a Star Trek fan production
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 พ.ค. 2019
- Commander Janice Rand, now executive officer aboard the starship Triton to Commodore Alwine, is settling down with her Triton shipmates, some old friends, some new, and some new enemies.
Starring Pam Shurett as Commander Janice Rand, Lezlie Sawyer as Commander Norma Lorian, Ann Elliott Drew as Doctor Christine Chapel, Kyle Paul as Commander Boris Lojur, and Shelton E. Walker as Commodore Eugene Alwine. Featuring David Carroll as Tactical Chief Duffy, Taylor Hudson as Security Chief Rustikof, Austin Redmayne as Chief Engineer Gris, Robert Ruszkowski as Comm Officer Tumok, and Cheryl Sahawneh as Navigator Trinsis.
Written by Liz Knauel. Directed by Randall Landers. Music by Steve Gallant. VFX by Ross Trowbridge. Assistant Producer Lee Drew. Associate Producer Webmaster Michael Day. Co-Producer Tuck Stevens. Co-Executive Producer Rick Foxx. Executive Producer Randall Landers.
Tr03 - from the Starship Triton creative group
Produced by Potemkin Pictures - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
I'm so thrilled that one of the fan productions has finally shown us Christine Chapel, @ work, in her promotion as a doctor. Although we had seen hints @ that from the original series films from 1979 to 1992, we hadn't seen that in full. Dr. Chapel presented here would have made Majel Barrett proud, could so see Barrett smiling down and lifting up the Potemkin productions.
I am very proud of this episode, and honored to play one the characters from the original series!
Ann Elliot well done 🖖
You more than earned your place as the central character for this story, well done!
Nicely done
Very much enjoyed! Thank you - nice to know the southern accent makes it to deep space! 🙃😉🙃
Once more my family at Potemkin Pictures hit a home run! The on screen talent were amazing especially the Beautiful Mrs. Drew and Ms. Shurett playing canon characters done by Majel Barrett Rodenberry and Grace Lee Whitney, they filled the shoes of those actresses well. Well written, great acting all around. It was especially nice to see Mr. Shelton E. Walker back in the center seat. Thank all of my Potemkin Pictures family for making top tier Star Trek. A special thank you to Randy and Linda, the heart and soul of Potemkin Pictures!
Love it! A feminine and human touch of command. Thank you.
Ms. Shurett actually does look quite a bit like the late Ms. Whitney. Awesome episode, as always.
Nice little film, good lessons conveyed in it. Doesn't always take alot of action or intense intrigue
Pam Shurett, Lezlie Sawyer made this one memorable, both were so superb, cool headed logic and big headed clash, also every one else were also superb in there acting and all else, thank you all for creating your magic with love and togetherness as a group of friends, it shines threw on screan
Thank you Rick. :)
You are so very welcome, you did super as you did as Captain, loved it so much
Such a wonderful episode with such a talented & awesome crew! Utter brilliance!! I’m eager to see more of this amazing series
Well done to the entire cast. I really enjoyed the production. I love the personal dynamics that go on with the fan based productions. Excellent character development and I look forward to many more quality episodes. Thank you and it was a joy to watch
This was very well done, to all involved.
This is incredible. Everyone is on their "A" Game in this film.
The entire cast LOVED this script and it shows in their performances. It also helps that many of the cast are TV and stage actors. :)
I love stuff like this. A total labor of love. Kudos to the cast and crew.
Great. Keeping the story alive.... Thanks...
Pam Shurett looked so much like Rand I had to do a double take. Absolutely a great episode.
Well done everyone, enjoyed this
This was a nice change of pace story wise, with some excellent acting from the leads. You've really peaked my interest as to what happened on the Excelsior!
Stay tuned!
A VERY GOOD LOOK AT THE EXCELSIOR CLOSE UP.
Ross Trowbridge did a great job with the VFX for this production.
Hi from the UK -- a wonderful production and can't wait to see more from you all
Great episode!
I greatly enjoyed this production! Kudos to everyone involved. I’m looking forward to future productions. 😊
Another hit for me with familiar crew members moved on to other positions and experiences.
Proper behavior on a Starship should be applied to our 21st century daily life. Handling people you command should always be balanced.
Diplomacy, discipline and discretion.
Don't live in denial about our personal flaws and don't disregard tense situations. Clear the air ASAP.
Having a crew person blow up in your face over a grudge never ends well. Especially with Romulan warbirds oft the port bow.
Excellent, as usual!
Outstanding! Thank you!
Cream and sugar next time for the coffee. Enjoyed the character interaction. Sort of a typical day at the office only with artificial gravity.
Kirk may have put his pants on one leg at a time, but we all know how he took them off. *wink* Now if you'll excuse me, I feel like having some Borscht now.
I love this so much
A fine new episode. Great job to the cast and crew-- looking forward to their new adventures!
Thank you, George! That means a lot to us!
@@Potemkin1711 May I also add my enthusiasm on your return. Many more to come I hope.
We currently have 6 more fan films in post-production, and I expect we'll be back on our one or two per month release schedule soon.
@@Potemkin1711 Quite an undertaking but I know you guys can pull it off.
Well done.
Excellent work !
Good job guys!
I’d like to see how a fan film crew comes together- build their sets, recruit technical people? Call it “Hey Gang, let’s put on a show”.
You can follow us on Facebook in the Starship Webster group where we detailed the building of our most recent studio.
Good episode but a little confusing about suffrage.
What happen and why was Captain Sulu not as good captain that people were requesting transfers.
In the case of Cmdr Rand, it was a punishment.
Finally, the audio of the ending may be muffled about the turbo lift.
What was Commodore Alwine saying?
I understood it not to hold conferences in the turbolift because someone may need to get some coffee.
I think...
I guess that was suppose to be a joke but not executed well.
Still a good fan flick.
Gossip on at any job as the NG ultimately hurts moral and can lead losses to the company, base, and ship.
Yeah that coffee cup 2 open oh yeah coffee cup blue shirted dude was drinking out of almost having a juice overload
This works for me, thx
ᴡᴇʟʟ ᴅᴏɴᴇ, ɢᴜʏs...ᴍᴏʀᴇ, PLEASE.
AH, A FAMILIAR SHIP, THE TITAN, AND SOME FAMILIAR CREW, COMMANDER JANICE RAND, AND CHRISTINE CHAPEL, EXCELLENT EPISODE OF HER ABOARD THE TITAN!!! GARY BAILEY KING OF DARKNESS LOVE THE ENDING!!!
Actually, that's the Triton, not Titan. But it's a great episode to be sure.
But other than that I liked it I like how you guys put it together
I want to be a transporter tech. Piss me off and one second you're on the can next second you are on the bridge pooping in the captain's chair.
Hmmm, star trek as a guide to management. Hell, yeah, I've given many of my folks that same speech. How many of you folks have screwed up and have one of your people come in crying that they should have caught it? Means you're doing a good job.
I have to had that conversation with co-workers, employees, and yes, even an employer over the years. I even used it a bit yesterday as an Uber driver discussing a matter with an embittered fare who had just lost his job. People need to be reminded of this from time to time. And why not use it in a Star Trek fan film, you know? Glad you liked it!
Now that's the way to handle a recalcitrant subordinate. Keep it at the lowest level possible and don't tattle unless they continue the behavior. And then only for correction of the behavior, not for punishment
We wanted to show that very premise. How would Starfleet officers deal with a personal conflict? I think our cast handled it perfectly.
So I'm curious, what happened on the Excelsior with Sulu?
The situation will become clear over the course of the next few films.
@@Potemkin1711 Oh my...
Okay that's not bad that's pretty good pretty accurate for the other time but the chairs though you could have different chairs on the bridge
Take a look at the chairs on the Excelsior bridge in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. ;)
From someone who has his own "Monster Maroon" jacket, you guys need to put some accommodations and time served pips and squeaks on those arm bands. It's my attention to detail. No real criticism for sure. Nice looking jackets on both Captain and Admiral.
We're slowly building up the funds for the wardrobe. With the five jackets we have in the costume department, we're hoping to add a couple more jackets to fit the captains. Then we're going to budget the pips and squeaks. You'll notice that Dr. Drake's costume has them already.
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Why does the USS Triton have USS Enterprise schematics all over the place?
I didn't know we had a king... :) Should I look for you at FanX?
I have no idea what that is.
You'll have to stay tuned to the next few productions.
@@Memy001 FanX used to be Salt Lake Comic Con. It's the convention to go to if you're in Utah.
@@Golden_Spike "KingOfUtah", refers to my work with establishing the homeless colony first established there 10 years ago. I live in Iowa
Armenian cuisine looks delicious!
Veal with pomegranate sauce. Damn I'm hungry now! 🤤
1st!
Catfight....all new Star Treks are nothing but Catfights!
Can't agree at all with blanket statements like this. This is the only story we've done like this.