Star Trek Sirius

At long last 12 years later Star Trek Sirius is finshed. Please watch the intro to understand the history behind this film. Thank you.

[@SteveNeill]

Thank you for all the kind and wonderful comments. Unfortunately when I click the aprove button some are deleted and I'm no clear why this happenes. You can try commenting again if you like or I'll turn off the approval first and just let you comment.

[@calanon534]

You memorialized your wife with a Trek Film. Probably one of the most awesome tributes one can make. I've chosen to memorialize mine in spectacular, creative fashion, too. I'm heartened to know I'm not the only Widower that's decided to do something like this.

[@GeorgeKayaian]

I just rewatched your film. I have to say your love of the material shines through-- and is the embodiment of what a true fan film really is all about. Your acting and guest stars were wonderful, and the visual effects were fantastic. A good story, cleverly told. Thanks for sharing this with all of us-- and congratulations on making your fan film a reality. You should be proud. I wish you and your beautiful dog the best. Well done, indeed! LLAP

[@SNG-Breaking.the.Silence]

Thank you so much

[@PAINFOOL13]

You did it Steve 👏 Brought back memories of you working at the old house while Gilly was ill. Her voice was awesome. Brought me to tears .My wife passed just months after Gilly did. They are up there waiting and watching RIP GILLY..RIP CHRISTINE .🌟🚀 bless you Steve, Mary n Rosie .

[@SteveNeill]

Thank you for the love. Christine you are the best!

[@calanon534]

@@SteveNeill This was a fantastic little story, sir. While I don't know you and yours, this film had the feel and tone of TOS down to the bone. I miss this Star Trek, and you reminded me why.

[@tomb7942]

I would have stripped the space station of every able bodied person before heading out.

[@lamontraub455]

GOOD STORY I'M 73 YO M AND I HAVE LOVED STAR TREK EVER SINCE IT WAS ON IN THE 60'S AND BEEN WATCHING ALL SHOWS SINCE. AND I DO LOVE ALL THE FAN BASED SHOWS TOO. , SOME ARE EVEN BETTER, AND I TOO HAVE ALWAYS WISHIED I WA ON ONE OF THE SHOWS AS THE SHIPS DOCTOR. BUT I KNOW IT WON'T HAPPEN NOW, A LITTLE TO LATE IN MY LIFE TO KEEP WISHING. LOVE THE SHOWS, AND MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL AND ALL THE FAN PRODUCERS AND ACTORS.

[@SteveNeill]

I'm now 71 and I just keep going and making films. thank you for your comment and story!

[@esecallum]

you could still be a deskbound Admiral ...maybe in a wheel chair. lol

[@celticarchie]

Freakin' Awesome Sauce! :D Special effects?! Come on now, be honest, you filmed on the real Enterprise. ;P

[@esecallum]

I have never seen the ship in 3 pieces... saucer , nacelle and secondary hull

[@skipharris9199]

Thanks Steve. I needed that!

[@larrygrebler5054]

Don't know why this just came up now? This is a great film! Thank you so much!

[@peternichols9520]

Horrible Starfleet Captain...he was allowed to go beyond maximum warp on an emergency mission and he orders warp 5 (!). He is being attacked be a Romulan Bird of Prey and he is massaging his dog.

[@SteveNeill]

LOL! Funny.

[@anthonylowder6687]

Agreed…..from a military perspective and from Starfleet training there is so much wrong with this it’s laughable!!! He should have never been give command of the Enterprise…… he’s nothing but a damn desk bound paper pusher, at least Commodore Stocker would have been better!!!!

[@justheard1]

That was fun to see again! Thanks for letting me play the part. Good times! Hope you all enjoy it as much as we do. 😊

[@SteveNeill]

Love you! Your part was so well done. You're a great actor. Nailed it!

[@MrBlarg02]

That was great, I loved it. And I also loved the design of the Sirius even though it was just in the beginning. My condolences for you losing your late wife. I'm sure you made an awesome team. Personally, as a fan of all things scifi, I have watched many of your works in the past Mr. Neill and loved all the work that you and others had put into them. I have great respect for those in the special effects/special makeup & prosthetics profession. And as someone who wishes to play a background alien in Star Trek or some other franchise some day, frankly you deserved to play a Klingon since you actually worked in the franchise. If no one in the fandom has ever told you this then I will. Thank you for all the work that you have done and continue to do.

[@SteveNeill]

Louis thank you so much for your kiind words and comments. You are the reason we do what we do.

[@MrBlarg02]

@@SteveNeill You are most welcome. I wish you luck on all your future endeavors.

[@ToddHofer]

Loved it but, have to point out that all headings you were giving were in 2 dimensional coordinates. You have to put the Z coordinates also. A heading of just 175 could put them light years off target without the 3rd degree.

[@JoeCannon1]

Steve what a great labor of love this was. I can only imagine how challenging this was to put together knowing all that you have been through over the past decade. Words are not enough but thank you sir.

[@SteveNeill]

Thank you so much Joe!

[@JMChladek]

No red shirts were injured in the making of this film... Unless a targ bone was involved. 😉

[@josephjschultz303]

Steve, Really Cool! It’s so great to see a passion project come to fruition. Thanks for sharing your story and background on how it all came together.

[@ChrissonatorOFL]

I can't believe it's been that long. Seems like yesterday. O_O

[@esecallum]

you can easily fix the error at 20:21 by replacing it with a star field or the debris... or even cut that 1/4 second

[@wurzlerummage]

Anyone else notice in dry dock the saucer section says ncc 1732? Whoops

[@wooderdsaunders4640]

Awesome, would love more. Maybe some more actors and s little more plot. Loved it. Need a volunteer to play a role?

[@morlockmeat]

Bravo, Steve! It's finally finished! I remember those days well - the long ponytail days! And Rosie makes a great first officer! Nice goin'!😄🖖🏼

[@PAINFOOL13]

I so miss those days Steve when you were building the Enterprise. 🌟👍🏻 Long Live Rosie.

[@MrChief101]

You had some version of this up a while back-- glad it's finished. Looks great, minor flaws and all. I think the "bit of business" with the data block to suggest intensity is genius! (Ahem, I provided them when I discovered that the original props were a 1/4" thick-- matching my available hunks of Sintra styrene!) Alas, you could have used a two-legged plucky sidekick in the form of one Lieutenant JG Brown, for comic relief. (I see myself a stowaway who turns up just in time to re-wire something that Rosie chewed-- picture me with my butt in the air and head-down in the base of a command console-- oh, the yucks.) But I was too far away.

[@michaelaldredge-greenwell1692]

What a truly magnificent, amazing, wonderful, & fun episode😁😁🥰🥰🥰!! I’m loving the snarky, funny, sweet computer voice & attitude😁😁!! Y’all should keep it😜😜😝😝!! And, Rosie is a wonderful Number One…totally loyal to her awesome Captain, as well as to Starfleet🥰🥰🥰!! We love you Rosie🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@SteveNeill]

thank you Michael!

[@thecopycat7153]

A good reference to the TOS episode 24 the ultimate computer from season 2 involving the M5 computer like Dr.Mc Coy said it didn't just destroy an ore freighter it went out of it's way to destroy an ore freighter, very well done on this fan film indeed.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂!!!

[@SteveNeill]

Thank you so much!!!

[@LauraCordes]

This is so beautifully and lovingly made, with a passion and dedication to the story and meaning that I am constantly searching for in new Trek, which I enjoy but feel different about than I do about the older versions, which nothing can ever replace in my heart. There's a kind of love in Star Trek fanfiction and fan movies that no big budget, heavy special effects can evoke for me. I don't know how to explain it as eloquently as it deserves, but I hope you understand. I love this for so many reasons, and I just want to let you know how very deeply I respect and appreciate your work. Thank you, and LLAP! ❤

[@SteveNeill]

Laura I do understand. And I so greatly appreciate your kind comments and love for the film. LLAP always, Steve

[@Calvaryscout]

God Bless. This one is for Thomlinson.

[@esecallum]

Cool. That was better than the awful DREARY STD. WELL DONE.

[@dbingamon]

Nicely done

[@camouflagesoldier1994]

thanks 👍🏻

[@bobshultz7373]

That was REALLY REALLY GOOD! WELL DONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@SteveNeill]

Thank you!

[@ghettorcshenanigans258]

OMG you killed Drexler..... well done

[@robinkyrke]

Dang, you beat me to that comment! ;)

[@SteveNeill]

If you had watched the intro...;) you would have known he wasn't killed. So you'll just have to watch it to find that out.

[@Raggedymannn]

Rick Cole: Great story and done well, thank you

[@SNG-Breaking.the.Silence]

Thank you!

[@Raggedymannn]

@@SNG-Breaking.the.Silence Rick Cole: I posted it on facebook Fan Factor to get others aware, only 1 person so far came to watch, truely a super fan film

[@goldenpacificmedia]

Congrats on completing your film and your mission!

[@paulgould3719]

Great job real enjoyed this and was nice seeing the finished episode for the first time and was nice to see Rosie .

[@thatslotcarguy]

This was so good to watch

[@slotcarfun7058]

Steve mit langen Haaren 🖖 Wahnsinn was du alles erlebt hast Steve , du bist ein Genie, das Video habe ich jede Sekunde genossen als Star Trek Fan 👍 Grüße aus Deutschland 🇩🇪 Hubert 🖖

[@SteveNeill]

Hubert you are so kind. Thank you so much!

[@thespecter5164]

The good ole days

[@thespecter5164]

Steve, Travis here great work and it's official I've known you for 10 years