Star Trek: Strange New Worlds - Season One 4K UHD [Blu-ray] [Region A & B & C]

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I find it’s difficult to see it as a tenable economic model. It seems to have been built into audiovisual entertainment and broadcasting from go through. The market power of the major firms seems to enable perpetual free riding off individuals. single horse and rider center facing towards the expanse, with a large planet hovering in the heavens on the left and a smaller one on the right. The

Directors: Akiva Goldsman , Maja Vrvilo , Sydney Freeland , Amanda Row , Leslie Hope , Jonathan Frakes Bill Hunt of The Digital Bits has also shared a first look at the box art for the (yet to be officially announced) four TNG movies on 4K Ultra HD.Windows Media Player won’t even attempt to play it and VCL Media player won’t play it, just keeps giving errors. Since I limit 95% of my media buys to what I find at Goodwill or hamiltonbooks, the outlays are pretty modest. As usual Denny C, I agree with you. Again, I think Star Trek is doing well on P+, but I don’t think any of the shows are doing massive business either. Enough to keep making more but sadly I don’t think any of them would survive on a network more than a season or two, not for what they cost anyway.

Coming May 16, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 1 will be arriving in a special 4K Blu-ray Steelbook edition, which will contain all 10 episodes of 2022’s adventures in the Ultra HD format. The 4K Steelbook will not contain standard Blu-ray discs, so if you’re looking to acquire both formats, you’ll need to shop twice. above, filling the top third of the panel. The rear panel features the main characters in silhouette on an alien landscape with the same color scheme; it'sI found that the disks will play in an older Blu-Ray player I have above the TV which is a big inconvience to me because of my being Disabled which is one of the reasons I use my computer for watching media. It’s hard to say exactly how good this looks without dumbing it down. Then again considering the source (me), it’s really not that difficult. In a word – perfect. It’s odd to see a Star Trek television series presented in a 2.39:1 AVC HD encode, but here we are. And it looks splendid. Everything about this excels be it the level of detail, the colors, the overall ambiance and everything in between. We can see the coarse hairs in Christopher Pike’s mane of hair, the textures in the suits and the crisp displays of the computers. It might be running on the small screen, but I’d put the way this looks up there with any feature-length film. Audio: How’s it sound? That’s why we see so many recent 4k releases of classic 70’s and 80’s films not looking so impressive with scans at that resolution. We’ve known for months that the first season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds will be hitting Blu-ray and DVD this March— but for the first time, Paramount+ is planning a physical 4K release of the series as well.

I actually found your previous comment and this one to be very well-written and insightful; I find it is often a yin/yang thing when it comes to evaluating the choices made by signficant others in our lives, so your perception regarding your family rings oh-so-true to me. But it is more about how the toolset is wielded than the tools themelves, at least when dealing on these high-end levels. I talked with one of the PICARD cinematographers last night and he was quite emphatic on saying the choice of lens was far more important than the choice of camera, and that throwing all this stuff about 4K and 8K around just confuses the issue when it comes to what is important when making calls that serve visual storytelling. And at one point, I did used to buy them. I had up to 100 DVDs in movies and shows. And I can probably count on one hand how often I watched any of them. I spent several hundred dollars on LOST DVDs at the time. You know how many times I actually watched on DVD? Once. And I don’t think I bothered to get the last season lol. I gave the whole thing to my neighbor to ‘burrow’ about ten years ago and I’m sure he still has it lol. WORLD BUILDING — Led by Production Designer Jonathan Lee and his team, the season’s production design utilized cutting-edge technology to create worlds prior to shoots, allowing the actors to fully immerse themselves into scenes rather than imagine the worlds around them in a green room. Through interviews with producers, cast and crew, fans will learn about the expertise involved in the development process and how the powerful technology was seamlessly integrated into the show.Ghosts of Illyria – The Enterprise encounters a contagion that ravages the ship; one by one, the entire crew is incapacitated except for Number One, Una Chin-Riley, who must now confront a secret she’s been hiding as she races to find a cure. Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge.

There are five episodes that have deleted or extended scenes, found on the disc with the corresponding episode. By far the most interesting are from episode 109 “All Those Who Wander,” with quite a bit ending up by the wayside, including a couple of scenes that I think should have been left in. My computer is my main entertainment center for watching movies, TV DVD’s and Blu-Rays. Older Blu-Rays work just fine as I have tried a few to verify them. Audio commentary: Episode 101 – “Strange New Worlds” – Series star Anson Mount and co-creator Akiva Goldsman have a lively commentary on the premiere episode of the series. Mount has a great voice, is a big TOS fan, and is always engaging to listen to. Documentary features I hope I didn’t sound unkind or unsympathetic speaking about my parent’s experience. I’ve been going through a period of reflection on their career as I move on in my own.I sincerely believe that there are some people at the top of the media industry who make extraordinary wealth, while the people who write the scripts, news or criticism, those who do a lot of the technical work like editing etc., work long hours for scale or as piecework. Making much of the work gig based on top of that seems to baked-in. Thanks for the encouragement, but. finances are just insanely tight — nothing new there! — shoot, I didn’t even get a smartphone till about 11 months ago, and we’re still clinging to a landline so my wife has some way of calling out in an emergency. I spend probably at least 15% of my ‘writing time’ just pitching to new possible outlets, but honestly, that hasn’t netted me anything at all in the last six years (that is counting the places that keep telling me that I am on their list for future assignments … there are four of those that have still never come through with anything, though they want to hear new pitches all the time.) Exploring New Worlds (53:58) is an interesting, if textbook, run-through of the making of Strange New Worlds Season 1. It has a lot of interesting factoids and titbits, from the show’s inception as a misunderstanding on Akiva Goldsman’s part (he originally believed Discovery was going to be a Pike-centered prequel) through to the stylistic camera choices of “A Quality of Mercy”— b ut very little of it is very ground-breaking. It is, however, very charming, and a nice insight into the devotion of the actors and production staff to their craft.