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Doug Drexler: Designing
Star Trek Continues.
New Star Trek may no longer grace our televisions each week, but
fans who are creative professionals such as actors, writers, and
effects designers—many of whom worked on the shows themselves—are
now producing original content out of their sheer love for Star
Trek. And it's amazing. One such fan is Doug Drexler, the Academy
Award-winning designer whose hand can be seen across the franchise
on TV, film, and beyond.
In this, the inaugural episode of our new show dedicated to
exploring the ways in which fans are keeping Star Trek alive, we're
joined by Doug to discuss his work on Star Trek Continues and his
previous work on Star Trek: Phase II. We also find out how he
became a Star Trek fan in the first place, how he landed his first
gig in Hollywood, and how he got hired onto TNG. Plus, moving
beyond the screen, we learn about the design process of the new
Starfleet-built Deep Space 9 that first appears in David R. George
III's Revelation and Dust.
Send us your feedback!
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Chapters
2:13 Early Fandom
10:17 Getting Hired on TNG
15:35 Star Trek Through the Years
22:30 Working on Star Trek Continues
39:43 Designing the New DS9
50:22 The Future of Independent Productions
55:42 Closing
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Doug Drexler: Designing
Star Trek Continues.
New Star Trek may no longer grace our televisions each week, but
fans who are creative professionals such as actors, writers, and
effects designers—many of whom worked on the shows themselves—are
now producing original content out of their sheer love for Star
Trek. And it's amazing. One such fan is Doug Drexler, the Academy
Award-winning designer whose hand can be seen across the franchise
on TV, film, and beyond.
In this, the inaugural episode of our new show dedicated to
exploring the ways in which fans are keeping Star Trek alive, we're
joined by Doug to discuss his work on Star Trek Continues and his
previous work on Star Trek: Phase II. We also find out how he
became a Star Trek fan in the first place, how he landed his first
gig in Hollywood, and how he got hired onto TNG. Plus, moving
beyond the screen, we learn about the design process of the new
Starfleet-built Deep Space 9 that first appears in David R. George
III's Revelation and Dust.
Send us your feedback!
Twitter: @trekfm
Facebook: http://facebook.com/trekfm
Voicemail: http://www.speakpipe.com/trekfm
Contact Form: http://www.trek.fm/contact
Chapters
2:13 Early Fandom
10:17 Getting Hired on TNG
15:35 Star Trek Through the Years
22:30 Working on Star Trek Continues
39:43 Designing the New DS9
50:22 The Future of Independent Productions
55:42 Closing
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