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Showing posts with label Star Trek: Enterprise—TNG. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Star Trek: Enterprise—TNG. Show all posts

Friday, June 20, 2008

Enterprise—TNG to Release "The Time-Mirror"

Today, Star Trek: Enterprise—The New Generation is scheduled to release its premiere episode, entitled "The Time-Mirror." As this fan film is produced in Germany, it is expected that this episde will be completely in German, and it is unknown when an English translation will be released.

"The Time-Mirror" will be available here.

Wednesday, June 4, 2008

Enterprise—TNG Releases Two Trailers, Announces "The Time-Mirror" Release Date

Star Trek: Enterprise—The New Generation, the new German stop-motion fan film, has announced the a release date for its premiere episode, "The Time-Mirror:" June 20th. In addition to the announcement, two trailers for "The Time-Mirror" were released. It is anticipated that this new episode will be originally released in German, and no release date for an English translation has been announced as of this posting.

The entire announcement is available here, while the trailers are available here.

Note: This news post was made with the assistance of Google Language Tools.

Friday, May 9, 2008

Enterprise-TNG Posts New Pictures, Trailer Soon

Star Trek: Enterprise—The New Generation added several new pictures to its website and announced that a trailer should be available soon for their first episode, "The Time-Mirror." Enterprise—The New Generation (Enterprise—TNG) is a new fan film project from Germany which aims to create new stories in the Star Trek: Enterprise realm through the use of action figures and stop-motion techniques.

Note: This post was made possible by Google Language Tools.

Update: Thanks to Stephan Mittelstrass, Operator of the German Phase II-Mirror, I now realize that Enterprise—TNG is from Germany (not Denmark), and that the first episode is called "The Time-Mirror." I was also kindly informed that Enterprise—TNG is done by Juergen Kaiser, "who built the sets all by himself out of cardboard boxes."
—PhotonsBeFree