Robin Heirt Talks Star Trek Dark Armada. Robin Heirt and his fellow fans in the Netherlands prove, once again, that Star Trek, and its fandom, is a global phenomenon. We talk to the creator about his post-Voyager story.

Tommy Kraft Talks Star Trek Horizon. On the eve of its launch, Tommy Kraft discusses his fan film, set during the Romulan War, and offers advice for those considering creating their own fan film.

Pacific 201. Creator Eric Henry joins us to discuss his hopeful story about the period between Enterprise and The Original Series and his new approach to Star Trek storytelling.

Star Trek: Captain Pike. Todd Shawn Tei, producer of the new independent film project the centers around the captain from Star Trek’s first pilot, joins us to discuss how he plans to deliver Pike’s backstory to fans on screen.

The Red Shirt Diaries: Season Two. We 're joined by Ashley Victoria Robinson and Jason Inman to find out what they have in store next for the comedic look at the first season of TOS and the life of Ensign Williams aboard the Enterprise.

Star Trek: Horizon Virtual Set Design and Video Production. We talk to Horizon creator Tommy Kraft about building virtual sets on the NX-04 Discovery and integrating the Discovery crew with these environments.

Starship Farragut: The Crossing. We're joined by actor and writer Paul Sieber, who is returning to write the screenplay for the next episode, "The Crossing," to learn more about the series and plans for the future.

Shadows of Tyranny. The Mirror Universe, despite being visited only eight times on screen, is a fan favorite. We return to that world with Mathieu Blondin and Sebastian Prooth to learn more about their upcoming audio drama.

Michele Specht on Dr. Elise McKennah. One of the biggest is independent series around is Star Trek Continues. The first three episodes have recaptured the look, the feel, and the spirit of the original Star Trek with incredible authenticity. But in the p

Star Trek Futures. Independent projects present a great opportunity to fill in the many blanks that were left by the six officially produced television series. Sometimes these blanks involve lost eras of Federation history, and sometimes they are more fo