The Longest Trek: Writing the Motion Picture ()


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The involved and convoluted history of the writing of the script for Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979). Originally conceived as a feature film, studio heads then vacillated between making the film and/or a new TV series ("Phase II"),... See more »

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Judith Reeves-Stevens ...
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Produced by

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Tim King ... executive producer
Stephen R. Wolcott ... producer

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Andrew Kasch

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Jason Williams ... assistant editor

Sound Department

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Steven Gregan ... audio mixer (as Steve Gregan)

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Andrew J. Ceperley ... motion graphics (as Andrew Ceperley)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Alex Cason ... assistant camera
Irving Ong ... camera operator
Brian Sheil ... camera operator

Additional Crew

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Juliana DiMaggio ... clearances (as Juliana DiMaggio Diaz)
Heather Hollin ... production coordinator
Jonny Hylton ... post coordinator
Keenan McCrary ... office production assistant
Ralph McQuarrie ... photos

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Joe Gourneau ... special thanks
David Kenny ... special thanks
Lynn O'Leary ... special thanks
Emily Sullivan ... special thanks
Cindy Walker ... special thanks

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Plot Summary

The involved and convoluted history of the writing of the script for Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979). Originally conceived as a feature film, studio heads then vacillated between making the film and/or a new TV series ("Phase II"), until it was finally decided to make the movie. The script endured many rewrites and was still being revised during principal photography, sometimes up to several times per day. Written by yortsnave

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  • 11 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia This short interview is featured on the Blu-ray for Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979), released in 2009. See more »
Movie Connections Features Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979). See more »

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