Headline News (Last Month Only)

For Table of Contents, go to http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/2.html

August 18, 2017, Major New Release from The Federation Files, (adult fans, live action, costumes, props, Golden Age, CGI, location shooting, green screens, sets) "Walking Bear, Running Wolf" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqo9sMG0nqY(28:20).  For all of the previous releases from The Federation Files, both animated and live action, see http://startrekreviewed-goanimate.blogspot.com/2015/07/glen-wolfe.html.

August 14, 2017, New Release from Potemkin Pictures set aboard the Starship Tristan, (Adult fans, sets, costumes, locating shootings, props, CGI, original music) "Seeing Red," on You Tube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgx3ZpdkB9w(7:56) or Vimeo https://vimeo.com/229796134(7:56).  For more films about the crew of the Starship Tristan, as well as other recent releases from Potemkin Pictures see http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/32.html.  For the completed series Project Potemkin see http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/31.html.

August 13, 2017, New Release from Innerspace Pictures, "Flight of the  Allegheny,"  (Adult fan, Silver age, costumes, props, green screens, models for special effects)  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36TLbjxPKm8&t=7s(4:11). For more short films see http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/207.html.

August 12, 2017, New Release from Dreadnought Dominion, Starship Valiant, and Project Defiant, (Golden Age, Live Action, Adult fans, costumes, props, sets, CGI), "Command and Conquer," https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDgt-ftdvhA(9:33).  For prior releases from Dreadnought Dominion, see http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/58.html.  For prior releases from Starship Valiant see http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/42.html.  For prior releases from Project Defiant see http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/68.html.

August 11, 2017, New release and find from Bob Crikey, two short stop motion Mego films from Australia, both Golden Age.

The first, "Star Trek The Mind Meld", was released to YouTube on June 10 https://youtu.be/3xjBEoVET9o (8:35). The second, "Klingons Ahoy" was released on August 6 https://youtu.be/0drL5pS07XQ (13:51).

A simple, almost slapstick comedy, this is apparently the producer's first work, achieving a lot considering he is working solo and with free and open source software.

August 9, 2017, New Release from Innerspace Pictures, "The Midway Incident," (Adult fans, Silver Age, costumes, props, partial sets, CGI), appears to be an opening scene to a larger story, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nikbV33spXE(3:25).  For more short films see http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/207.html.

August 5, 2017, New Release from Vance Major, (Golden age, adult fans, sets, costumes, props, CGI), "Minard," https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twOndMk4ZRs(7:11).
A spoiler-free Review: http://www.geekykool.com/spoiler-free-review-of-star-trek-fan-film-minard/.  For other work from Vance Major, see http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/68.html

August 3, 2017, Major New Release from first-time fan filmmaker, Star Trek Animation Special, TMP, (Movie-length animated Star Trek based on TOS and TAS) Star Trek: The Paradise Makers,
Part 1:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MVJC7d7shY (1:01:20).
Part 2:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9gmI3WVUm8   (1:12:05)
The permanent home of Star Trek: The Paradise Makers will be http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/70.html.

August 2, 2017, Major New Release for Star Trek Fan Filmdom's longest running series with more episodes than any other!  From Gateway Productions, (Silver Age, live action, adult fans, location shooting, costumes, props) England's Star Trek: Unity, Season 6, Episode 13, "Nightfall," https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vRv_YE9q8w(44:18).  For links to many of Star Trek Unity's previous episodes, see http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/90.html.

August 1, 2017, Major New Release from Potemkin Pictures, set aboard the Starship Tristan, (Golden Age, adult fans, professional actors, costumes, props, sets, location shooting), "The Voice of Your Blood,"on You Tube, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VG5HvNtpHRE(14:31) or on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/229434622(14:31).  For more films set aboard the Starship Tristan, as well as other recent releases from Potemkin Pictures see http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/32.html.  For the completed series Project Potemkin see http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/31.html.

July 30, 2017, Major New Release from Star Trek Continues, (Golden Age live action, adult fans, sets, costumes, props, special effects) Episode 9, "What Ships Are For,' on You Tube, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VEZH8bqytA(49:13) or on Vimeo,
https://vimeo.com/226223868(49:13).  For Russian speakers, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BD1Hf9hWTyU(49:16).   For all of Star Trek Continues, prior episodes and short films see http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/27.html.

July 28, 2017, Major New Release,  Star Trek: The Romulan Wars, (live action, costumes, green screen, adult fans) Finale, "Tunnel at the End of the Light," Part 2 of 2, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mbKBTFQukE(37:27).  For the now complete series, Star Trek: The Romulan Wars, see http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/10.html

July 18, 2017, Major New Release from Potemkin Pictures, the first film set aboard the Starship Endeavour, "The Gift," You Tube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpVbVxIxALM(12:53), Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/226228066(12:53).  For more recent releases from Potemkin Pictures see http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/32.html.  For the completed series Project Potemkin see http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/31.html.

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(1) Quick Picks

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Quick Picks
Don't want to waste time reading reviews? Just want to know which fan films to watch first? I've already found these Quick Pick Treasures:

For Golden Age Fan Film Star Trek,

The most praised group of all the Star Trek Fan Film producers, Star Trek: Phase II (formerly Star Trek: New Voyages).  Although each of their episodes have much to recommend them, you might start with "World Enough and Time" which is their third episode.  Go to  (Blog 20) Star Trek Phase II or Star Trek New Voyages   for discussions and reviews, or directly to their website, and download and watch it:  http://www.startrekphase2.de/en/4x03_world_enough_and_time.php   http://www.startreknewvoyages.com/?page_id=378  Rating: 5.  Also, the best fan film I have seen. In one additional note, this Fan Film Group has such enthusiastic followers that it has a Fan Film about New Voyages/Phase II's Fan Films! (See Short One Shots in the Table of Contents).

If you are very shy about taking on a full-length film, you could also start with their excellent short vignette, "Center Seat." It's here: http://www.startreknewvoyages.com/?page_id=407  . Or, watch them both!

Starship Exeter (Two Episodes,) See Blog 21 Starship Exeter, or click on http://www.starshipexeter.com// and watch, "The Savage Empire."  Rating: 5.  Then watch one of the greatest Star Trek Fan Films of all time, "The Tressaurian Intersection."

Also recreating TOS, Star Trek Continues,  second episode entitled, "Lolani".  It was filmed in late 2013 was released February 8, 2014.  View it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mOpmIFTxkE (50:46) or here: https://vimeo.com/86215323 (50:47).  With Portuguese subtitles, here:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKE-x5i8leo (50:46).  For their other offerings see http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/27.html

Also try: "Of Gods and Men" See Blog 24 Star Trek: Of Gods and Men, or click on
Star Trek: Of Gods and Men  Rating: 5

The first Episode of Starship Farragut, Blog 22 Starship Farragut, "The Captaincy" Rating: 5
http://www.starshipfarragut.com//  Many more episodes follow.

For a very original but well done take on Trek, follow the Merchant Ship, Aurora and her two woman crew as they make cargo runs and face the challenges of space without the help of a massive ship, weapons, or Starfleet.  Star Trek: Aurora, Blog 25 Star Trek: Aurora.  Two episodes, beautiful 3D animation, well written, well edited, good voice acting, Rating: 5

For an excellent series, with only very minor technical issues, The Multiverse Crisis, http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/34.html.

For Silver Age Fan Film Star Trek, "Star Trek: Intrepid." See Blog 79 Star Trek: Intrepid

OR click on:

Star Trek: Intrepid
but watch the episodes in this order:
Heavy Lies the Crown
Transitions and Lamentations
Confessions by Firelight
Machinations
Where There's a Sea
Turning Point
A Stone Unturned

Speak Czech? Or, if not, willing to handle subtitles? If so, I can recommend "Star Trek: The Metrensky Incident". Rating: 5. See Blog 85, Star Trek: The Metrensky Incident for both download instructions and instructions on how to run the film with the subtitled language of your choice.

Also excellent: Audio Drama "Outpost" (formerly Star Trek: Outpost.)  You'll find links to that and dozens of other audio dramas here: http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/247.html

For an Excellent Star Trek fan film set at the time of Enterprise:  Try Star Trek Horizon, http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/15.html

Set after Enterprise but before TNG, Prelude to Axanar was created as a fake documentary about the subject of what was to be a full-length film.  Due to a CBS lawsuit, it now seems highly unlike the full-length film will ever be made, but Prelude to Axanar is still worth viewing.  Find it at http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/14.html.

Like Comedies?  I recommend "Stalled Trek: Amutt Time".   A friend of mine who is a comedy lover says this is the best of all Trek comedies/parodies.  For more information on this original series parody, see http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/50.html .

[proposed section]Other Quick Picks:  The following films are all very good, rated 4 or 4.5, but lack a single element that would move them up to a 5.  That element might be poor quality sound or picture at places that doesn't interfere with viewing enjoyment, or a great, well-told story with no 'message'.
For example,

Star Trek Deception.  (Adult fans, live action, sets, costumes, green screens, CGI, Silver Age, Cheshire, Northwich, UK) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALGLRd5RyA4 (8:30)  Exceptional short film. For more short films not classified elsewhere, see http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/207.html
 [This section is proposed, not yet developed!]

I have only begun going through the comedies and parodies, and do not expect to develop a system to rate them.  However,  I can strongly recommend the animated film, Stone Trek. Episode One, The Deadly Ears.

For a time there was an animated suite at Go!Animate which made it easy to create Star Trek Fan Films.  Most were not made with great finesse, but three of the best filmmakers called themselves RoTV, http://startrekreviewed-goanimate.blogspot.com/2011/10/rotv.html, Solarbaby, http://startrekreviewed-goanimate.blogspot.com/2011/10/solarbaby.html, and the still ongoing production which includes a recent live action film, The Federation Files by Glen Wolfe, http://startrekreviewed-goanimate.blogspot.com/2015/07/glen-wolfe.html.  Here is a Table of Contents for Go!Animate Star Trek Fan Films: http://startrekreviewed-goanimate.blogspot.com/2011/10/table-of-contents-for-goanimate.html

But, be Warned: I haven't watched most of the Star Trek fan films listed on this website.

I've sorted out websites that have films from ones that don't, and found films on You-Tube, Vimeo, and other video-hosting websites that have no websites of their own. I'm optimistic that much of what I've found but haven't watched yet is very good! However, know that I have removed a few films I have glanced at for sexual content. I have created a separate "Adults Only" website for Fan Films with explicit sex and violence.  Links to that website, rather than links to those fan films, are in the appropriate places in this website.  I'm trying to put links to every fan film which does not have that kind of problem which I can find below, organized in a useful way...   I have put aside plans to review most films until a later time.  If  I do more reviews, I want to inform you about what's good to watch... what's good to skip.... and enough about why I think so so that if your taste differs from mine, you can watch what will make you happy. Where I've found easy to access reviews or review threads on the fan films, I've included them.  Randy Hall of SciFiPulse did many reviews of Star Trek Fan Films, but sadly they have been taken down.

(2) Table of Contents

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Table of Contents *marks tentative placements and pages still 'under construction'

Blog 0 Headline News
Blog 1 Quick Picks
Blog 2 Table of Contents
Blog 3 Rating System
Blog 4 Overview of Fan Films
Blog 5 Guide to Fan Film Series, Production Groups, and Significant Individual Fan Film Blogs.

Pre-Stone Age Fan Films
Blog 6 Duet
Blog 7 Steam Trek
Blog 8 Stone Trek
Blog 9 Ronnie Redshirt

Stone Age Fan Films
Blog 10 Star Trek: The Romulan War
Blog 11 Starfleet Academy (German)
Blog 12 Star Trek: Enterprise, The New Generation
Blog 13
Blog 14 Axanar, Prelude to Axanar

Blog 15 Star Trek: Horizon

Golden Age Fan Films
NB:  All Historic Star Trek Fan Films from the 1960s and 1970s are "Golden Age"  Here is a guide to the earliest Star Trek Fan Films I've found: Blog 204
Blog 20 Star Trek New Voyages(known at times at Star Trek Phase II)
Blog 21 Starship Exeter
Blog 22 Starship Farragut
Blog 23 Curt Danhauser's Guide to Animated Star Trek.
Blog 24 Star Trek: Of Gods and Men and Star Trek: Renegades
Blog 25 Star Trek: Aurora
Blog 26 Tales of the Seventh Fleet
Blog 27 Star Trek Continues
Blog 28 Turist Ömer Uzay Yolunda (a.k.a. Turkish Star Trek)
Blog 29 Star Trek: Frontier
Blog 30 Starship Mojave
Blog 31 Project Potemkin
Blog 32 Potemkin Pictures: Starship Tristan, Starship Deimos, Battlecruiser Kupok, et al
Blog 33 Star Trek: The Mego Picture
Blog 34 The Multiverse Crisis and Star Trek: Antyllus
Blog 35 Calvertfilms Presents
Blog 36 Star Ship: Eagle
Blog 37 Star Trek: The Machinima Series
Blog 38 Bastards of Kirk
Blog 39 The Search for Spock's Body Parts
Blog 40 Star Trek: Secret Voyage
Blog 41 Star Trek: Alpha Strike
Blog 42 Starship Valiant
Blog 43 Star Trek Shadowplay
Blog 44 Nature's Hunger
Blog 45 Star Trek Spoof
Blog 46 Star Trek: Return to Triskelion
Blog 47 Star Wreak (American)
Blog 48 Starfleet Journeyman
Blog 49 The Doomsday Machine
Blog 50 Stalled Trek: Amutt Time
Blog 51 Star Trek - Mystery at Starbase M-3
Blog 52 Star Trek: Valiant
Blog 53. Red Shirts, The Series.
Blog 54 PEZ Trek Theater
Blog 55 Star Trek: Excalibur
Blog 56 Star Trek: Deception (USA)
Blog 57 The Red Shirt Diaries
Blog 58 Dreadnought Dominion
Blog 59 Starship Saladin
Blog 60 Red Shirt (Wayward Son)
Blog 61 Starship Grissom
Blog 62 Ever Trek formerly Elokomin Chronicles
Blog 63 Star Trek Comedy Parody Series, The Away Mission
Blog 64 BroBraGar Studios, Comedy and Parody based on TOS
Blog 65 Star Trek: The Night Shift
Blog 66 Starship Republic
Blog 67 Star Trek CATastrophe
Blog 68 Starship Melbourne
Blog 69 Star Trek: Gemini
Blog 70 Star Trek: The Paradise Makers

Go!Animate -- Easy Animations for TOS and TNG
Go!Animate's top Table of Contents entries are still here, plus it has it's own Table of Contents which gives EVERY Go!Animate Star Trek filmmaker a listing and a webpage.  Go!Animate will also have both it's own Index and be part of the general Index at the end of this website.  This new organization takes the form of an independent blog, Star Trek Reviewed - Go!Animate.  Fully updated as of November 26, 2011.

Go!Animate Table of Contents
Go!Animate Overview
Go!Animate Index

Select Choices from the Star Trek Reviewed-Go!Animate Table of Contents
RoTV
Solarbaby
DMAC6808
Lord Sorcery
NCC 1701
Warpfactor
MattyG Productions
Armalarm
Spock Prime Plague
JTREKKER
MortonProductions
BrunoSerious

Silver Age Fan Films
Blog 80 Dark Armada
Blog 81 Star Trek: New Homelands
Blog 82 Star Trek: Osiris
Blog 83 Renegades
Blog 84 Borg War
Blog 85 Star Trek: Metrensky Incident
Blog 86 Star Trek: Encarta
Blog 87 Digital Ghost and other Fedcon Films
Blog 88 Dark Frontier
Blog 89 Star Trek: A New Beginning.
Blog 90 Star Trek: Unity
Blog 91 Star Trek: Requirius
Blog 92 Chains of Betrayal
Blog 93 Star Trek: Euderion
Blog 94 Star Trek: Time Warp
Blog 95 Raven: Voyager Continues
Blog 96 Star Track
Blog 97 Star Track: The Metric System
Blog 98 Starship Seneca
Blog 99 Commander Rob
Blog 100 Star Trek: Hidden Frontier Website
Blog 101 Star Trek: Hidden Frontier Fan Film Series
Blog 102 Star Trek: Odyssey
Blog 103 Star Trek: The Helena Chronicles
Blog 104 Star Trek: Federation One
Blog 105 Voyages of the U.S.S. Angeles
Blog 108 Hidden Frontier - Intrepid Crossover Films
Blog 109 Star Trek: Intrepid
Blog 110 Star Trek: The Pepsi Generation and other work by Ryan K. Johnson
Blog 111 Star Trak
Blog 112 Star Spoof Voyager Cartoon
Blog 113 Star Wreck (Finnish)
Blog 114 Aah Productions's Star Trek XII and Star Trek XIII
Blog 115 Star Trek the Quasi Mechinima
Blog 116 Star Trek: Red Squad
Blog 117 Fem Trekz, later Star Trek: Earhart
Blog 118 Cerberus Film' Star Trek Online Mechinima Productions
Blog 119 Star Trek: Survivor
Blog 120 Mariner
Blog 121 Star Trek Expulsion
Blog 122 Star Trek: Bohemia
Blog 123 Star Trek Andore
Blog 124 Star Trekz Empire
Blog 125 Retail Star Trek
Blog 126 TNG Mechinima Fan Episodes
Blog 127 Star Trek - The Next Animation
Blog 128 Star Trek: Reliant
Blog 129 Star Wreak 2pi (as in a circle)
Blog 130 Improvised Star Trek
Blog 131 Trekzone: Star Trek: Eternal Night

Blog 132 Star Trek: Rendezvous

Blog 133 Chance Encounter
Blog 134 USS Atlantis
Blog 135 Star Trek - DIStant COusins
Blog 136 Star Trek Galaxies
Blog 137 Star Trek:Cataja (German and English language versions.)
Blog 138 Star Trek: Omega (German with English subtitles)
Blog 139 USS K'Ehleyr(German)
Blog 140 Starship Explorer Formerly Star Trek Explorer (German)
Blog 141 Star Trek: Diplomacy (Czech with some English Subtitles)
Blog 142 Starship Parasol(German with some English subtitles)

Bronze Age Fan Films
Blog 170 Star Trek: Beyond

Fan Filmmakers Which Avoid Time Period Classification
Blog 180 Star Trek: Trailer Trek
Blog 181 Star Trek X Generation Worst Fan Film
Blog 182 Stellar Trek
Blog 183 Sleeping Lion Productions
Blog 184 Toy Movies
Blog 185 Transolar Galactica

Fan Films with Content not Suitable for Children (or sensitive adults).  Links are to Star Trek Restricted.
LIFE LIFE IN SPACE SPACE (Star Trek Restricted, Blog 5 (D))
Star Trip: The ...What? Generation. Blog 5 (F).  ,
Another Star Trek Parody (Star Trek Restricted, Blog 5(H))
Star Trek: The Ultimate Follies Blog 11

Assorted Other Fan Films
Blog 201 Kid Trek/Teen Trek
Blog 202: Trailers not associated with a released film.*
Blog 203: Filmmakers Who Create CGI Sequences Without Visible Humans
Blog 204 Historic Star Trek Fan Films (of the 1960s and 1970s)
Blog 205 Select Star Trek Fan Film School and Church Projects.
Blog 206 Lego Based Star Trek Fan Films
Blog 207 Short Films (not listed elsewhere).
Blog 208 Star Trek Parodies and Comedies
Blog 209 Really, Really Bad Stuff
Blog 210 Websites and Fan Film Makers working on films but which have no completed episodes (some may have shorts).
Blog 211 Incomplete, Abandon Film Projects with Significant Production
Blog 212 Filmed or Videotaped Star Trek for Live Stage Performance
Blog 213 Films (and Audio) Listed as Existing Which I Can't Find, Link to, or Offer a Way to See
Blog 214 Fan Mash-ups and Recuts*
Blog 216 Websites and Shorts Proposing Professional Series or Movies.
Blog 217 Trekkers, Trekkies and General Fandom
Blog 218 Professional Television's Star Trek Parodies, Tributes, Commercials, and Foreign Imitators.

Fan Films in Languages other than English
Blog 219 Non English Language Star Trek Fan Films
Blog 220 German Language Star Trek Fan Films
Blog 221 Spanish Language Star Trek Fan Films
Blog 222 Italian Language Star Trek Fan Films
Blog 223 French Language Star Trek Fan Films
Blog 224 Portuguese Language Star Trek Fan Films
Blog 225 Finnish Language Star Trek Fan Films
Blog 226 Catalan Language Star Trek Fan Films
Blog 227 Czech Language Star Trek Fan Films
Blog 228 Russian Language Star Trek Fan Films

Professional Authorized Star Trek  http://startrekreviewed-tvandmovies.blogspot.com/
Star Trek on Television
Star Trek (TOS)
Star Trek: The Animated Series (TAS)
Star Trek: The Next Generation (TNG)
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (DS9)
Star Trek: Voyager (VOY)
Enterprise or Star Trek: Enterprise (ENT)

Star Trek Movies from Paramount
Star Trek: The Motion Picture
Star Trek: The Wrath of Kahn
The Search for Spock
The Voyage Home
The Final Frontier
The Undiscovered Country
Generations
First Contact
Insurrection
Nemesis
Star Trek
Star Trek Into Darkness

Star Trek Beyond

Star Trek Reviewed Website Essays and Items:
Blog 234 Guidance for Fan Filmmakers
Blog 235 How to Contact Star Trek Reviewed.
Blog 236 Banners for Star Trek Reviewed
Blog 237 Recent Upgrades for Star Trek Reviewed.
Blog 238 Real Science, Space Law and Ethics!
Blog 239 Learning About Fan Films.
Blog 240 Annual Star Trek Reviewed Mission Statements
Blog 241 What is Star Trek and why are some people so enthusiastic about it?
Blog 242 Plans for this website
Blog 243 Things that have been found but not sorted

Other Star Trek Materials and Matters
Blog 244 Non-Star Trek films listed as Trek films on some websites.
Blog 245 Francise Crossover Films.
Blog 246 Star Trek Games, Comics, and Prose
Blog 247 Star Trek Audio Drama
Blog 248 Guides to Other Star Trek Materials.
Blog 249 Websites with Broad Star Trek Discussion or News of Theatrical Trek.
Blog 250 Index to Star Trek Fan Series, Groups, Websites in Alphabetical Order.

(3) Rating System

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Rating System

NOTE: except for Quick Pick Treasures I no longer rate films because it's simply more than I can do while keeping up this listing.  I encourage you to write a review of any fan film you watch, and tell me.  Put it in a blog or elsewhere on the web and I will link to it as long as it is about the film, not the actors or people you are angry at, it is suitable for reading by children (unless the film is in Star Trek Restricted), and is in reasonably readable language.

I use a 6 point rating system. From best to worse, the rating system is:
5 - Excellent, wonderful -- as good as the best Star Trek made by anyone. It does well on all these: 1)Well written, 2) well acted, 3)enjoyable use of sets, background, CGI or other special effects, 4)entertaining, 5)well directed, 6)well edited, 7) it makes a point of some kind or explores an idea of political, scientific or social scientific interest... whether I agree or not, and 8) it provides a low level of suspension of disbelief beyond that required to watch and enjoy TOS, TNG, DS9, VOY. A 5 has all of these traits.
4 - Very Good, Entertaining, has 6 or 7 of the 8 points.
3 - Good to OK. It is a matter of taste. It has 4 or 5 points of 8.  If you like Star Trek, it's probably worth a try.
2 - Not so good to watch. It has something going for it, but it only hits on 2 or 3 of the points, or is weak technically (see below). I recommend watching NovaScienceNow on PBS instead. Neil DeGrasse Tyson will give you The Cosmic Perspective. If it makes you feel better, he opened the show on August 18, 2009 wearing an TOS Starfleet captain's uniform...
1 - Hard to watch. It may have something good about it. Either it has just one or zero of the eight points, or it may just be technically so weak that it's hard to follow. but you'd be much better entertained by reruns of most made for television classroom lecture shows. Can I recommend "The Western Tradition," (http://www.learner.org/resources/series58.html) introduction to physics (http://www.learner.org/resources/series42.html) or a nice course in Algebra (http://www.learner.org/resources/series66.html) or Statistics(http://www.learner.org/resources/series65.html)?
"Really, Really Bad Stuff" or 0 - ... this stuff is worse than hard to watch.  It's aggressively bad, and it has no redeeming qualities.  These films are not given their own webpages, but are listed here: http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/209.html .  They do offer us one redeeming quality... they make us appreciate the serious but failed efforts that may be rated a 1 or a 2.

EXTRA CREDIT for just plain fun!
LOSE ONE POINT if the quality of the sound and video make watching it difficult, TWO POINTS if it's so bad it makes it hard to follow.
LOSE ONE POINT for including non-Star Trek science fiction or serious literary sources (e.g., it treats Hamlet as history, not a play) in the stories, TWO POINTS if the non-Star Trek materials are from fantasy or other non-reality based and non-Science Fiction sources (it includes magic, vampires, aliens who defy the laws of physics like Superman or Star Wars).

For a better understanding of the thinking behind this rating system, read these Blogs:

(240)Why Star Trek Reviewed? (and later essays called the Annual Mission Statements)

and

(241) What is Star Trek and why are some people so enthusiastic about it?

Or read my review of the J.J. Abrams Star Trek movie,  http://startrekreviewed-tvandmovies.blogspot.com/2012/01/movie-11.html

All rated fan films represent significant work. All rated fan films beat out watching meaningless trailers, teasers, credits for films that don't exist. Fan films websites listed under Blog 210 have no product. But these websites can issue a single full episode and can get any rating. This website is for viewers who want to watch fan films, not people who want to create them. Videos listed in Blog 209 are bad enough that my assertion that anything rated is better than just watching trailers and looking at banners is violated. The purpose of the ratings are to help the viewer not to degrade the creators, all of whom have clearly worked hard and lovingly.

FOR CREATORS OF FAN FILMS: I am trying to include the physical location of all fan film productions so that people who would like to be involved can contact a fan film in their own part of the world. That is also why I am including fan film websites with no product.

(4) Overview of Fan Films

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Overview of Fan Films

The following essay has been made obsolete by events of June 2016.  For more about those events, see http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/234.html

(Revised June, 2014)
Any film that is not under control of the franchise copyright holder for Star Trek is a fan film for purposes of this website.  Whether and to what extent CBS and Paramount currently have a right to exclude others from making Star Trek, the meaning of the name, "Star Trek" and the meaning of the "Franchise copyright" however, could be much debated.  That, however, will have to wait for the day somebody decides to get a court decision.

Fan Filmmakers include Star Trek Alumni, other entertainment professionals, adult fans who may or may not have some artistic or other relevant background, fans who have made no other films except pictures of their vacations and birthday parties, even kids who are filming themselves playing 'make believe.'  Some are making serious tribute films, others comedies or parodies.   I divide these groups into the Professionals whether or not they have worked on Star Trek, The adult fans, who I call 'garage producers,' teen fans who make what I call, 'Teen Trek' and child fans who make 'Kid Trek.'

Some of the products of Star Trek alumni, Trekkers, and Trekkies are of stellar quality. Some are better than some of the authorized professional materials. "Of Gods and Men" (See Blog 24) is a fan film because it is unauthorized and associated with James Cawley, who is Fan Film's Jacob to Gene Roddenbury's Abraham in the Star Trek World. However, "Of Gods And Men" stars professional actors.  It is distinguished from professionally produced Star Trek only by the love so evidently put into the project... and the small production budget. Star Trek Phase II is produced by show business professionals, including James Cawley, who worked for Paramount on the later Star Trek series as a costumer, and who appears in both J.J. Abram's "Star Trek" and "Of Gods and Men." The production quality of Phase II films is obviously professional. Phase II has sold props to Paramount.   (No $150 million budget, though.)  Some credit James Cawley with saving the Star Trek franchise. However, former cast members and James Cawley are not the only Star Trek professionals who has produced fan films. Starship Exeter (Blog 21) includes Paramount Star Trek alumni, and boasts stellar quality work as well.  Star Trek: Beyond is also produced by industry professionals, and has a significant volume of output of fan films available for viewing. (see Blog 170).  Star Trek Continues is made by industry pros who appear to have no Star Trek experience. (see Blog 27).

Top producing live action garage productions include Hidden Frontier (Blogs 100-105)(California USA),  George Kayaian (more than one series, (Blog  34))(New York, USA), Project Potemkin (Blog 31)(Georgia, USA), Star Trek Reliant (Newfoundland, Canada)(Blog 128) and Star Trek Unity (England, UK) (Blog 90).  There are also numerous animations, some of which are produced by, e.g. advertising pros, so it's harder to draw the lines for these.  Several Audio dramas are have received various awards for quality and content.  (All audio dramas are at Blog 247).

For Star Trek Time Lines, See:
 http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Timeline .
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_Star_Trek
 http://sto.gamepedia.com/Chronology
 http://www.startrekorigins.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=84
 http://www.pjfarmer.com/woldnewton/Trek.pdf
 http://issuu.com/sabarwolf/docs/time_line 
The following chart will appear bigger if opened as its own page:

I am in the process of assigning Fan Film Maker groups into one of three groups.  (A) says they are Actively producing new Fan Films.  (B) says that they may have something in the can they are working on releasing, but no serious plans for more after that.  (B) alternatively would apply to a group which has plans but have let a lot of time elapse since their last film.   A Group partway through a partially released film with more than one year between sections may also be given a (B) if they have no specific release date for their next section.  (C) says the group has Completed all Star Trek Fan Films.  It may still be producing prose, comics, audio shows, or other fan Trek, but it is done with films.

For the location of fan film producers, here is a map which is a work in progress:
In some cases, all I have is a nation, a state or a province of origin, not a city, so many of the markers (e.g. in Germany) are not exact. They are (with the Exception of "Enterprise," "Titan", and "The Way Back") just somewhere in Germany. In many cases, I don't even have that yet. The map is a map of the world. You can move what you see in the window around with you mouse. You can then zoom in on your part of the world to see what, if any, fan films are made in your area.  However, fan film groups in Blog 210 with a two-letter designation are believed to not be active.  Most of these have been removed from the map.  Those starting with A (as in AB) may have some slow work being done, or may be on hold for a short time (e.g., six months).  Some links may also be pre-reorganization of this website.  Check the Index, at Blog 250, to find information about a filmmaker with an outdated link.

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Star Trek Fan Film Production Map.

The Original Series("TOS") and The Animated Series("TAS") and Star Trek XI, JJ Abrams Star Trek (JJA) will be referred to here as Golden Age Star Trek. Fan production set at the time of Golden Age Star Trek are fan film links and reviews start at Blog 20, with Phase II/New Voyages. (Roughly, 2250-2349 AD.)

Star Trek: The Next Generation("TNG") through late TNG Movies, including Star Trek: Deep Space Nine ("DS9") and Voyager("VOY") and shortly thereafter time line are here referred to as the "Silver Age" Star Trek. Silver Age fan production links and reviews star at Blog 80. (Roughly 2350-2449 AD.)

Fan productions set in the time of the last series, Enterprise, until Spock enters Star Fleet Academy will be referred to here as "Stone Age" Star Trek. Stone Age fan production links and reviews start at Blog 10,. (Roughly 2150-2249 AD.)

Some fan film productions are set 70 or more years after Voyager returns to Earth. Star Trek Beyond is set 160 years after Voyager. Clearly, this is not Silver Age Star Trek. I will call films set roughly from 70 to 270 years after Voyager returns to Earth Bronze Age Star Trek. Bronze Age fan productions links and reviews will start at Blog 170. (Roughly 2450-2749 AD.)

I was originally unsure how to handle fan films produced based on the J.J. Abrams Star Trek reboot. I once proposed calling it "Iron Age" Star Trek or "Iron Pyrite Age" Star Trek. But that would not fit my 'time line' based system. I then realized that if I were going to differentiate between J.J. Abrams Star Trek and TOS, I also had to make a distinction between the original time line and Trek set in the Mirror Universe.  I decided to call it entirely by time line for overall classification.

Most fan websites include only a few episodes, and have only one blog here to for their listings.  However, Hidden Frontier is by far the largest website for fan produced Silver Age Trek. It is not created by entertainment industry professionals, although it is located in Southern California.  In 2010, it stopped filming new Star Trek Fan Films, and now only produces audio Trek once in a while.  One final film was released in 2011.  It is also a website which has a clear political agenda, gay rights (or, as they must now be called in some states, "Takei rights."). It has completed an entire fan show series of 50 separate episodes, and has completed filming three new series as well as a non-Star Trek series, some of which continue as audio shows. I will note that the non-Star Trek materials exist, but will not link to them. Hidden Frontier is in Blog 100 , but it's series are in Blogs 101 through, Blog 107. Voyages of The USS Angeles, a fan film series which forms the basis of the Hidden Frontier fan films, is at Blog 107. You can also listen to their new audio series which continues these adventures.

GoAnimate! Is a major website of an entirely different sort.  They had tools for easy animations to let anyone make animated Star Trek, although their rights to do this ended in 2012.  The work done using Go!Animate has been given it's own website, Star Trek Reviewed - Go!Animate.  This is the Table of Contents:  Table of Contents for Star Trek Reviewed - Go!Animate

Where to draw the line between major films or groups of small films which get their own blog and small groups of shorts or one-shot shorts that do not isn't perfectly clear. For the time being, that distinction is being made in a somewhat arbitrary manner.

eMBee has been kind enough to provide the following total run times for some select Star Trek Fan Film production groups as of October 10, 2013. The following text is unedited:

Hidden Frontier                      (35:44:31)
    Frontier Guard                    (2:26:56)
Star Trek: Unity                      (9:31:41)
Star Trek: Phase II                  (7:21:29)
Star Trek: Kayaian Films              (5:34:36)
Starship Farragut              (4:29:10)
Raumschiff Highlander                (3:46:33)
Star Trek: Encarta                    (4:02:10)
Star Trek: The Romulan Wars          (3:24:01)
Star Trek: Dark Frontier              (3:14:01)
Star Trek: Intrepid                  (2:17:52)
Star Trek: New Homelands              (1:35:33)
Star Trek: Reliant                    (1:25:09)
Project: Potemkin                    (1:24:57)
Star Trek: Dark Armada                (1:21:08)
Star Trek: Tales of the Seventh Fleet (1:12:37)
Star Trek: Aurora                    (1:03:56)
Star Trek Continues            (1:02:09)

sorted by time, this list includes all series with more than one episode
which i have seen. (i have not yet seen all of Unity or Reliant, but i
have the files so i added them in)
Highlander is sorted before Encarta because i am missing episode 3 which
is not published yet and i am sure it is longer than the 15 minutes
difference.
i also included Frontier Guard, but you can skip them if you like.

Unity does not include the first 17 episodes, so there is actually more.
and of course any series i don't even know about yet is also not
included. (i'll get through watching what i have before i pick the next
one from your lists, unless some series happens to make itself known by
a new release like Reliant just did last month, then i'll pick that next)

also not included are individual films like "Of Gods and Men" and others
of significant length. i can compile another list for those some other
time. (alltogether i have seen about 8 hours worth of those, but that
number is meaningless because it is just a fraction of what is out there

(5) Fan Film Series, Production Groups, and Significant Individual Fan Films with links to their individual blogs.

5  This listing has not been updated in four years.  It always needed more detail on some groups to be more useful.  The user can scan this for Drama or Comedy, live action, animation, mechinima, puppets, or other forms. For Audio, see Audio listings.  Ideally there would be a little additional detail to help the watcher pick a set of films to consider.  I currently list 66 groups of  the over 90 listed in this website which have produced fan films.  Most that are currently producing a film and have already put out significant output ("significant" is arbitrarily defined by me.) do not have their own listings, if they have not produced  a full film.  Abandon projects by groups that have completed projects will be found under the producer's webpage or, in the case of Hidden Frontier, webpages, here.

These Star Trek Fan Films are set in the past, the present day or in the future but prior to the Stone Age which begins 2150 AD (or CE).

Blog 6: Duet.  Drama, live action.  Set in post-World War II Germany
Home on You Tube:  http://www.youtube.com/user/actorwriterdca
Home base is Garden Grove, California.  Film is shot in color before a green screen and changed into black and white as a special effect.

Blog 7: Steam Trek. Historical recreation, live action.   This tribute to Trek and the beginnings of film tells a story which is part 20,000 leagues under the sea, part Perils of Pauline, and yes, part Star Trek, in black and white and in the style of early silent films.  I have also included links to two genuine early silent films so that the reader can compare this recreation to the real thing.  One, a Trip to the Moon, is said to include the first special effects, the second, The Great Train Robbery, the first to tell a story.

Blog 8, Stone Trek.  Comedy, animation.  Several films, Star Trek in the animation style of the Flintstones, but no Fred, Wilma, Barney, Betty, Bam Bam or Pebbles in sight.   The comedy style may be Flintstones, but these stories are 100 per cent Star Trek, or whatever other franchise is being satirized.

Stone Age Fan Films: Star Trek set around the time of Enterprise or thereafter, but before the time of The Original Series.  Stone Age Star Trek, roughly 2150-2249  Information on Enterprise, or Star Trek: Enterprise starts at Blog 180.

Blog 10: Star Trek: The Romulan Wars
http://www.stromulanwars.com/index.html  Drama, Live action.  Looks at the war in which the Federation fought, but never saw, the Romulans.  This war was mentioned in Star Trek, The Original Series.
Their home base is Fort Smith, Arkansas.

Blog 11:  Starfleet Academy (German, Live Action, Drama) Not yet available with English subtitles. 

Blog 12:  Star Trek Enterprise: The New Generation German.  Drama.  Stop Action animation, Both English and German voice cast and soundtrack, using the original German animation.  Working on a second episode.

Blog 13:  Lilredhead Studios. . Flash animation, Comedy.  The first series, Enterprise Flashed, is based on the Enterprise TV series.  Later, they produced two series based on Voyager, (Ahoyager) but the animator expressed frustrations with these series.  Animator lives in Dickinson, North Dakota but has not worked on these fan animations in a few years.

Golden Age Fan Films (based on The Original Series, The Animated Series, or Star Trek XI set roughly from 2250-2349).
Information on The Original Series (TOS) itself starts at Blog 151.
Information on The Animated Series (TAS) is in Blog 155.
Information on the movie, Star Trek (Star Trek XI) (JJAbrams Trek) is in Blog 211.

Blog (20): Star Trek Phase II or Star Trek New Voyages, is the most professional of the fan films production companies.  Drama, live action.  This series attempted to continue the five year voyage of the Original Series with a new cast, but remarkable recreations of the bridge, and superior graphics.  3 short films plus 6 full length stories in 7 episodes, have been released, four more are in post production.
http://www.startreknewvoyages.com//
The home base is Upstate New York, USA. Studios in Port Henry.  A few short films by other members of the Phase II team as well as fan films of this fan film are also listed on this page.

Blog (21): Starship Exeter is set at the time of The Original Series, but on a different spaceship. Drama, live action.  One complete dramatic episode, One live comedy short.   Being based in Texas, its characters remind one of real NASA astronauts.  A second episode was shot in 2004, and parts of it have been released, but nothing has been released since 2007.   http://www.starshipexeter.com//
The home base is Texas, USA.  A comedy short, "Night Shift" using the same set and the same captain, has also been released.  Others have proposed animated episodes.

Blog (22): Starship Farragut  Wins more awards than any other fan film series. It is set at the time of The Original Series, but on a different starship.  Drama.  Three live action dramatic episodes, two live action short episodes, two TAS style animated episodes.  More in the works.  http://www.starshipfarragut.com/  The home base is Washington, D.C., USA.  Also, working on a TOS series with Kirk and crew, called "Star Trek Continues" which has released shorts but not episodes.

Blog (23): Curt Danhauser's Guide to Animated Star Trek.
Curt Danhauser's Guide to Animated STAR TREK
This website does not appear to exist primarily to produce fan films, but more to promote The Animated Series ("TAS"). However, it has produced an animated fan film after the style of TAS, and part of a second film.  It has also produced the only public service announcements ever produced for TAS, because TAS was the only Saturday Morning Cartoon whose content was considered to not require any public service announcements.  Drama, TAS style 2D animation. His home base is Ridgecrest, California, USA

Blog (24): Star Trek: Of Gods and Men is a 40th Anniversary tribute to the entire franchise including many cast members from The Original Series as well as a DS9 and Voyager.  It also includes the stars from Star Trek Phase II. It produced a single feature-length film in three parts.  Drama, Live Action.
http://startrekofgodsandmen.com/main//  .  This group is now producing a new film, not yet filmed, "Star Trek Renegades."

Blog (25): Star Trek: Aurora  A fully animated drama in 3D animation set just after TOS which follows a non-starfleet merchant ship.  Drama.  One episode has been released, a second is in the works. http://www.auroratrek.com/index.html/
Their home base is Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Blog (26): Tales of the Seventh Fleet
Although this website reserves the right to produce fan films about any ship in any time period, the three episodes they have actually produced are in the late Golden Age.  Drama, live action.
http://www.podship.com/totsf_files.htm  Their home base is New Jersey.  Nothing new since 2009.

Blog (27):  ***

Blog (28) Turist Ömer Uzay Yolunda (a.k.a. Turkish Star Trek) (1973)  One of a series of films about the mishaps of a Turkish hobo, Tourist Omar. Usually he hops a train or hitches a car ride. This time, he hitches a ride on the Enterprise. Sort of like the Harry Mudd episodes, but with a zanier, cuter, more fish-out-of-water and less threatening offbeat character.  Comedy, adventure, Live Action

Blog (29): Star Trek: Frontier  A single episode made in "machinima" and available on You-Tube.  Set on another ship at the time of TOS.  Drama.

Blog (30) Starship Mojave  A film which uses children to play the parts of Starfleet Officers.  Live Action.  TOS era.

Blog (31) Star Trix  One of the oldest Trek Fan Film animations ever made. A parody.  Stop action clay animation.

Blog (32) Jr. Star Trek (1969)  This film has been held out to be the earliest Star Trek Fan Film ever made.  Drama. Live Action.

Blog (33) Star Trek: The Mego Picture  Dolls used as puppets.  Parody.

Blog (34) Up All Night Productions presents, The Multiverse Crisis, a Trilogy.  Currently available, the 2nd of three films,  Star Trek: The Incident at Beta 9   Drama, Live Action fan film which offers an explanation for why TOS Klingons look different than later series and Movie Klingons.  Home base is Franklin Square, New York on Long Island.

Blog (35) Calvertfilm Presents two short filmed stories, Intrepid Finale and The Brave and the Valiant.  Drama, Live Action, pre-CGI film (late 1990s) and confab of TOS footage.  Both films involve the TOS Enterprise  Their homebase is Romford, England.

Blog (36) Star Trek Eagle  First episode of what may become a series.  Set in 2269.  Drama, live action. Teen production. Home base is Dassel, Minnesota, USA

Blog (37) Star Trek: Machinima  A planned series.  Set on Captain Kirk's Enterprise.  Drama. As the title suggests, it's Machinima.  Home base is Pensacola, Florida USA.  The first episode and part of the second has been released.  Plans for the 3rd move it to TNG era.

Blog (38) Bastards of Kirk Live Action, Comedy/Parody. 60 Minutes explores what happened to the many alien women after Kirk loved 'em and left 'em... the offspring they bore, the Federation cover up, and the consequences for interplanetary war and peace.

Blog (39)The Search for Spock's Body Parts  Mego Action Figures, 1988.  Comedy/Parody.    

Blog (60):   Go!Animate Star Trek Fan Animations
Home base is New York, USA, with offices in San Francisco CA USA and Hong Kong, China.
This website provides tools for dozens of animators to create their own animations, including tools specifically designed to create Star Trek flash animations.  Animators who have produced large bodies of work are listed below, most are listed in (60).  The animations are highly stylized figures with limited motion choices, but with greater flexibility than machinima.  Mixture of Drama, Comedy, Parody, commercials, instructional videos, public announcements.

Blog (61):   RoTV Animations
Home base is Stanford, Maine, USA
RoTV has created a number of dramatic Star Trek animations, some excellent, some weak.

Blog (62):   Star Trek: Armada, and other Section 31 Animations.  (Home base is Manchester, UK)   Star Trek: Armada is the largest and best know of the animated series coming out of GoAnimate! Two seasons, 19 episodes, over two hours of action/adventure Sci Fi animations.   Section 31 has produced other animations, including two series.  TOS era films are dramas, TNG era is comedy.

Blog (63):     DMAC6806's The Kobayashi Maru, and other Animations  (Flash Animations)

Blog (64):     Marvel Sorcery's Star Trek: TNG and other Animations  (Flash Animations)

Blog (65):     NCC 1701's Animations  (Flash Animations)

Blog (66):     Warpfactor's Animations  (Flash Animations)

Blog (67):    Spock Prime's Animations  (Flash Animations)

Blog (68):    Armalarm's Animations  (Flash Animations)

Blog (69):    JTR3KK3R  (Flash Animations)



Silver Age Fan Films (based on Star Trek: The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager, and the related films, set roughly 2350-2449 AD.)  Information on Star Trek: The Next Generation starts at  Blog 156.    Information on Star Trek: Deep Space 9 starts at Blog 164.   Information on Star Trek: Voyager starts at Blog 172.

Blog 80: Star Trek: Dark Armada
Available in both Dutch and English with assorted subtitles.
http://www.darkarmada.nl//
The home base is the Netherlands.  Live Action.

Blog 81: Star Trek: New Homelands
http://sites.google.com/site/newhomelands//
The home base is Tennessee, USA.  Live Action.

Blog 82: Star Trek: Osiris
http://www.stosiris.com//
The home base is Michigan. USA.  Live Action.

Blog 83: Star Trek: The Way Back
Set immediately after Star Trek X.  Although
Star Trek: The Way Back appears, from it's web address to be German, there is, as of this time, no known German soundtrack for this internationally created animation.

Blog 84:Borg War
http://www.borgwarmovie.org/
Animated, set about 15 years after Voyager returns.  Mechinima.

Blog 85:Star Trek: Metrensky Incident
A Czech fan film. My webpage on this film includes two sets of instructions on how to run the film with English subtitles.  Live Action.

Blog 86: Star Trek: Encarta
No longer in production, but out of Grand Rapids, Mich.
There are four films, the last three of which appear to be online.
http://www.startrekencarta.com/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6Q7kXlYSoY  Live Action.

Blog 87:Digital Ghost
Digital Ghost (German, with Subtitles)  Live Action.

Blog 88: Dark Frontier
http://www.triple-fictionproductions.net/
Based in Lake City, Florida USA  Live Action.

Blog 89: Star Trek: A New Beginning.
Possibly out of Choate Rosemary Hall a prep school in Wallingford, Connecticut.
This is A High School Film which is more a Teen Horror Flick than Star Trek. No website, just You-Tube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCLqBUSsDYY&feature=related  Live Action.

Blog 90: Star Trek: Unity
Mostly on You-Tube.
Probably the best of the teen productions.
The home base is Hampshire, England.
Mostly live action.  More than 20 Live Action episodes and two Mechinima.

Blog 91 Star Trek: Requirius Silver Age, Live Action. Teen-made film.

Blog 92 Chains of Betrayal
Silver Age. Live Action, TNG episode set in the 5th year. Produced and Directed in Vancouver, BC Canada

Blog 93 Star Trek: Euderion German film with English subtitles.

Blog 94 Star Trek: Specter Animation.

Blog 96 Star Track  Comedy/Parody.  Live Action with a some animated episodes.  Home base is Montreal, Canada.  

Blog 97 Star Track: The Metric System .   Comedy/Parody  Live Action.  Series is set in the Star Track universe but produced by another fan group.

Blog 98 Starship:Seneca  Live Action.  Comedy/Parody, Canadian.

Blog 99 Commander Rob   Dolls as puppets.  Comedy/Parody.

Blog 100:Star Trek: Hidden Frontier Website Hidden Frontier is by far the most prolific fan film group.

http://www.hiddenfrontier.com///

The home base is Pasadena in Southern California, USA.  All productions are Live Action.

Blog 101:Star Trek: Hidden Frontier Fan Film series
entire fan film series of 50 individual episodes. Live Action.

Blog 102:Star Trek: Odyssey   Live Action.

Blog 103:Star Trek: The Helena Chronicles  Live Action.

Blog 104:Star Trek: Federation One  Live Action followed by Audio Drama



Blog 105: Voyages of the USS Angeles Live Action.

Blog 108:Hidden Frontier - Intrepid Crossover Films Live Action.

Blog 109: Starship Intrepid
Possibly the highest quality of the Next Generation fan film productions. 
http://www.starshipintrepid.net//
The home base is Scotland, UK  Live Action.

Blog 110 Star Trek: The Pepsi Generation and other work by Ryan K. Johnson  Parody, Live Action.

Blog 111 Star Traks Mechinima Comedy, Parody, Mechinima.

Blog 112 Star Spoof Voyager Cartoon Comedy/Parody animation.

Blog 113 Star Wreck    Parody, Finnish, mostly Mechinima, but one full length live action movie as well.   The most watched Finnish Language film in history.

Blog 114 Aah Productions Star Trek XII and Star Trek XIII. .  Comedy/Parody.

Blog 115 Star Trek the Quasi Mechinima  Comedy/Parody

Blog 116  Star Trek: Red Squad Drama, Animation. No voices, words appear on the screen, and we only see the outside of ships, never the people in them.

Blog 120 Mariner  Drama, Animation.  Set in the early 25th Century, in the Original Timeline.

Bronze Age Star Trek
Star Trek set at least 70-270 years after Voyager returns, roughly 2450-2649 AD.

Blog 130: Star Trek: Beyond
http://www.myspace.com/stbeyond
Shot in Connecticut, the Writer/Producer is from Texas.
Set 160 years after Voyager returns.
Live Action.

Blog 211.         Incomplete Abandon Film Projects with significant production           
 Star Trek: Counter Worlds    This producer attempts to create new TOS adventures by editing footage from the three seasons of TOS. He also uses clips from Star Trek:Phase II.  It is set in an alternate universe. Only available on You-Tube.  Drama, Remix.  The home base is Pittsburgh, Pa. USA

Blog 214.  Remixes, Mash-ups and Recuts   A long disorganized list which includes
 Star Trek: Alliance Born from Surak75's Channel  Drama.
A remix of Enterprise shots and sounds to create a different ending for the Enterprise series.