Beam Me Up

Season 2 Episode 8

Brittni Barger journeys into the final frontier with some passionate fans that don’t just want to watch Star Trek, they want to create it as well. She’ll beam aboard two different types of fan films to help them create their latest production: a no-budget film being made out of a home in Alabama and another being filmed at Starbase Studios, which provides quality original series sets at no cost.

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Potemkin Pictures

A group of fans making Star Trek fan productions out of a garage
and boathouse in Birmingham, Alabama.

A glimpse into the interior of a Star Trek ship.

Starbase Studios

Starbase Studios is a Star Trek TOS era fan film studio.

A group of people standing in front of a camera for Project Potemkin.

Starship Grissom

Starship Grissom is written by teachers and is the first ship in the Starbase Studios educational fleet.

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Star Trek Fan Films

Star Trek fan films have been around for over 40 years, covering all aspects of the Star Trek universe.

A statue of a man holding a flag on top of a tree featured in Starship Deimos, one of the Potemkin Pictures' Star Trek fan films.

Vulcan Park & Museum

You can visit Vulcan! Vulcan Park & Museum is located in Birmingham, Alabama, and home to the world’s largest cast iron statue.

The Archive - a Star Trek fan production

Five people in Star Trek uniforms stand in a futuristic room with a round table in the center. One person holds a large device, while others appear to be in conversation. A play button overlays the image, hinting at a new episode from Project Potemkin by Potemkin Pictures, perfect for Beyond Geek fans.

A Deimos landing party has found something valuable on a poisonous, icy little world. Perhaps too valuable…

One of the Star Trek fan films Brittni worked on in Beam Me Up

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. Featuring Darryl Boyd, Timothy Carr, Lebarron Sharpe and Monique Dozier Sharpe. Guest starring Charlie Barber as the Archivist, Amanda McGaha as Centurion Nonia, and Brittni Barger as Centurion Decia.

Written by Angel M. Padilla. Directed by Randall Landers. Edited by Randall Landers. Music by Chris Kroznuski. Visual Effects by Chris Kroznuski, Rick Foxx and Randall Landers. Associate Producer: Michael Day. Producer: David A. MacKenzie. Co-Executive Producer: Rick Foxx. Executive Producer and Concept Creator: Randall Landers

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