Recreations of “The Cage” were supervised by original director Robert Butler in March. The work is intended to preserve the important history of Gene Roddenberry’s work, including Star Trek, for new holographic mediums for future generations to experience Gene Roddenberry’s legacy with the highest levels of immersion and historical fidelity.Īt the Roddenberry Archive Interactive Exhibit, OTOY and Roddenberry Entertainment are enabling fans to jump in to the history of Star Trek right from where it all began – with the “The Cage” experience, where they can explore the Starship Enterprise created by Gene Roddenberry for the initial pilot of Star Trek from 1964. The 1:1 scale assets in the archive include both a production version (for physical assets filmed in the real world for TV or film) and a second “in-universe” version that works just as the item or ship might inside its narrative universe. and the Roddenberry Estate made good today on a promise to let Star Trek fans start to explore the archive’s ever growing massive 3D datasets during its first year of production – bringing the archive’s life-size digital recreation of the original Starship Enterprise for fans to experience at Creation: Las Vegas 2022. At Creation Las Vegas, the Roddenberry Estate presented the first real-time interactive and fully immersive previews of the Roddenberry Archive, a multi-decade collaboration to preserve Gene Roddenberry’s lifetime of work for future generations to experience in next generation media formats.Īfter announcing the Roddenberry Archive during Gene Roddenberry’s centennial in August 2021, and, in May, sharing a preview of the nearly completed work archiving the Gene Roddenberry’s 1964 Star Trek pilot “The Cage”, OTOY Inc.

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