[website] Interactive Web Portal Star Trek Enterprise Virtual Tour (Bridges)

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Link: Interactive Web Portal Star Trek Enterprise Virtual Tour (Bridges) - Roddenberry Archive

 

 

The Roddenberry Archive is a multi decade collaboration with The Roddenberry Estate, OTOY, and iconic Star Trek artists Denise and Mike Okuda, Daren Dochterman, and Doug Drexler to collect significant documents and art from Gene Roddenberry’s lifetime of work, beginning with the Starship Enterprise, and to make them accessible through innovative means of presentation. The project aims to preserve this information for those studying his career in the future, for those who appreciate his work, and to provide accurate information for those involved in future productions and other projects based on Roddenberry’s work.

 

The Roddenberry Archive seeks to honor the work and career of Gene Roddenberry by documenting, preserving, and presenting key aspects of his work, including Star Trek and other productions.

 

This portal features some of the latest work from the archive team, allowing visitors to virtually explore the complete history and legacy of every bridge of the Starships Enterprise - as 1:1 scale “in-universe” experiences.

 

Over two dozen USS Enterprise bridges are currently in this archive portal (with more on the way) - from the first 1964 concept artwork for the Star Trek pilot, to the newest ship to be called Enterprise, revealed at the conclusion of Star Trek: Picard Season 3.

 

Please be sure to visit the archive Youtube’s channel and blog posts for a deep dive on the work being done behind the scenes - and incredible interviews with cast and crew - including William Shatner, Terry Matalas and many more.

 

The human adventure is just beginning…

 

The Roddenberry Archive Team

 

 

The Roddenberry Archive explores every iteration of the Starship Enterprise (to date).

 

John de Lancie, who has portrayed Gene Roddenberry’s beloved character ‘Q’ since 1987’s Star Trek: The Next Generation premiere, narrates a deep dive exploring the evolution and legacy of the Starship Enterprise bridge - from its inception in Pato Guzman’s 1964 sketches, through its portrayal across decades of TV shows and feature films, to its latest incarnation on the Enterprise-G - as revealed in the final episode of Star Trek: Picard.