"Pas de Trois" -- a Star Trek fan production
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ย. 2016
- After responding to a distress call from a Federation colony, Captain Quinn of the Starship Deimos must try to keep the peace between two important factions who have competing interests in the sector.
Starring Terry Self as Captain Jeremy Quinn, Victoria Avalon as Chief Engineer Gabriel, Jim Brucke as Executive Officer Klawitter, Lee Drew as Security Chief Drogo, Tilcia Furman as Science Officer Duras. Guest starring Sarah Orr as Sub-Commander Octavia, David Johnson as Lieutenant Ketek and Tilcia Furman as Mona. Featuring Darryl Boyd, Timothy Carr, LaBarron Sharpe and Monique Dozier Sharpe.
Written by Victoria Avalon, Randall Landers and David A. MacKenzie. Directed by Randall Landers. Edited by Rick Foxx. Music by Chris Kroznuski. Visual Effects by Chris Kroznuski, Rick Foxx and Randall Landers. Associate Producer: Michael Day. Producer: David A. MacKenzie. Creator and Co-Executive Producer: Randall Landers. Executive Producer: Rick Foxx. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Good Episode... The Romulan Commander "Octavia" is a fine new character!
Sometimes you must play the long game even when you really want to smack aside the opposing force. Besides the Orion wore her designation as a slave in plain view. She was following her master(s) orders. I am sure she would have suffered for any failure in negotiations since she was just the front for the operation. The colonist's welfare had to come first.
I'm inclined to think the Romulan commander would have dismissed those concerns if she'd been alone with the Orion at the table. The Romulan colonists would have had to 'suck it up' until or if, relief efforts were launched.
It is amazing how all of you manage to pack so much story in so little time. Script writers for tv and movies have months, even years to churn out a quality product. Alas, they most often, fall short. Kudos to all involved!
Intriguing storyline I look forward to seeing where this goes. Another fine effort by the entire cast
Commander Mona reappears in the Marie Curie production, "The Beast," and in the Triton production, "The Crown Jewels of Xantharus." She's bound to make an appearance again soon!
Thank you for the information I look forward to enjoying them as well
Interesting story....hope there is more to come.....thank you for sharing this....HIGH 5
Certainly! Here's more from the Starship Deimos Creative Group:
th-cam.com/play/PLN2PsJbAILgmE2VxkT82dNKv2CihnN4Xi.html
Nice to see a TMP ship and story, my favorite time of Star Trek as short lived as it is. Thank you for the work.
J Pasby I’m with you
The banter during dinner was a tad stilted (in a good way), and, by God, it had me in stitches! And watching The Ol' Man agree with the Romulan Centurion was priceless in its perfect delivery. I have a feeling the Old Wolf and the Young Wolf would have enjoyed having that Orion ship for dessert.
Then I'd say it was successful! :)
@@Potemkin1711 As I said below, I prefer a conversation between characters that doesn't sound like perfectly rehearsed lines. It makes it seem more like natural conversation. Especially when we're talking aliens to whom English is not a first language. "Successful" doesn't begin to describe it. You guys hit this stuff outta the park, *natch.*
i need to binge watch this thanks guys and gals and alien beings of all kinds
Rick Cole wonderful job my friends
Great job!
the starship is very impressive
Great work!!!
THANKS!!!!!
Great work!
so glad to see this finally get released! :)
I enjoyed this, I really want to see how this plays out with the Orions and Romulans.
Me too 😏
I really enjoyed this! The storyline had me interested and I wanted to see it play out!!!
Also, that Captain Quinn is incredibly charming.
Thank you for your kind words!
@@Potemkin1711 Pretty darn good actors and actresses you've got, too. I like it better when it seems less like a character is simply an actor reading lines, and more like a person looking for the right thing to say.
awesome episode 7 tentacles up
every starfleet star ship need an avisior or a counsolar
Ah Orions, they give me a headache each time I see them, and I'm even no woman...
everything is excellent but there is something funky with the audio, it echoes. also what is the op theme?
I needed to use a lot of noise reduction on several scenes. It results in an echoey audio. We're working on improving our audio, and think you'll find it is getting better each time.
The opening music is the "Deimos" theme created by Chris Kroznuski. We really enjoy his work on our productions!
Great visuals. Good story. KEEP it UP! STICK it to CBS! Their ticket is being punched soon!
I LOVE this ship, except the pylons holding the nacelles. "The Diemos" may be one of my favorites.
When I saw this design, I wanted to tell a story about a ship of its type. The Deimos is basically a police cruiser for the Back Forty-ish.
I love seeing fans ressurrecting star trek!! but I dont care for the old actors a starship crew should have slim,fit young poeple who go out in their journey into space without encumbering the medical bay with ild geriatric patients.
V Dai senior officers are seen in Star trek as valuable resources. our senior-most officer, Commander Klawitter, serves as a mentor and advisor to Captain Jeremy Quinn.
The audio is very bad! come on guys youve been making enough episodes to get it right by now. I had to stop watching as my ears hurt.
surplusgavids sorry, we're aware of the audio issues but they could not be helped for this production nor for the forthcoming Between Two Worlds. Moving to a new location, dealing with new casts and BTS crews led to mistakes being made. I accept full responsibility for the shortcomings and hope you'll bear with us as we transition from our previous location to our current one.
Was still good.
Hey HOW did you get that blue balloon around your channel ID?
DMSProduktions I don't see it.
Potemkin1711
I can, on your posts.
Maybe I can because it's not my channel
Posts on my channel have a shade over my screen name but not an actual bright blue, sausage around the name.
Google programmers have been doctoring the comments section again the past few days.