Leo - A Star Trek Fan Film 

I do not envy the captain that has to make that decision. Nicely done.

Nice blend of ENT and TOS ships aesthetics!

Any pre-starfleet video that involves a grappler gets points in my book. Now I'm going to have to look up who terra nova is.

5:05 Nice reference to Apollo 11 mission control with the "about to turn blue." line.

This should be made into a series! It's great!

WOW! Not much else to say. Stellar job! Truly creative!

Your videos are excellent!! Love the unique ship and station designs.

Amazing work!

Good video, but the Leo's inability to change the velocity (particularly the course) of the disabled transport makes no sense! They don't have to slow the ship down, just change the direction of its flight path by a degree, and may not have to even by that much, so it will miss the station. That probably will not be enough to miss Mars, but that is another point entirely. You're depiction also didn't account for the debris that would still be on an intercept course for the station and would pose nearly as much a risk as the intact transport. Now you could have had it so that the disabled transport was moved enough to miss the station only for the sensors to detect the fission weapon thus forcing the destruction of the transport anyway as it would be too late to change the transport velocity (still need to account for the resulting debris). Or that it was going to fall dangerously close to a Mars surface settlement. You also could have had it that the Terra Prime device destroyed the manual helm controls of the transport but leaving a remote back-up or a hidden onboard helm computer that was programed to keep the ship on course for the station thus negating the Leo's efforts to redirect the transport.

GREAT movie but that music at the end though 😏

The debris would still be traveling towards the station.

According to ST:E, should be firing torpedoes, not a beam weapon.

So, is the large flame engine at the back of the Leo the impulse engine?

Loved the visuals. There’s no backup when comms go out? Why didn’t the crew of the Rappahannock eject and radio from their life pods? There was no dialogue they perished before the other ship came to investigate. :(

superb

Great job Chris and Great talent as well.

Whenever I read that Starfleet has been founded in 2135 I think that I have stumbled across old lore which had the Federation founded prior to 2161. 0:42 A DY-100, very nice. Do you also have models for the DY-500?

Great job! Nicely done.

Good job ❤

I've been following your stuff for quite a while. It's great, but I think it's time to think about "up-ing" your game. You've reached the point where you could make a decent short with "real" actors.

Even with it being limited by having no visible actors, its still better than Discovery and all NuTrek

Once again, nicely done. Interesting storyline. Reminds me of Apollo & Starbuck taking out the Olympic Carrier.

I would love an actual movie about the very beginnings of star fleet

Alright....Starfleet founded in 2135. Let's see where this goes. I'm onboard.

beautiful ships

I rather appreciate that the DY-100 is still in use as there's no reason why it shouldn't for earth to luna cargo runs. Don't need a warp drive when its engines and onboard propellant should be able to get it and its cargo there in at most a couple days. By any chance though was this a reference to the end of the 1st proper episode of RDM battlestar galactica as having to blow up a ship that maybe has civilians on it and rigged to explode occurred. EDIT: Oh wait that's already confirmed in an earlier comment

Amazing work love the 22nd century of star trek can't wait to see more 🖖🖖

A very nice "needs of the many" story, and of course beautiful ships of the era, I hope we see more of the LEO.

Great job. Not a single visual of anyone, just letting the motions of the of the ships and audio tell the story. Also love the design of the Leo. Don't think I've seen that one before.

Absolutely loved this. Inspired me a bit.

Fantastic work, love your depiction of this time period. Again amazing work.

Excellent short! This is more the kind of thing I was hoping from Enterprise... The really nascent days of space travel, a bit slower and clunkier, more NASA-esque, not the sleek Fed vessels zipping around. Thanks for finally delivering 20 years later! 😆

LOVE the design, it's f AWESOME, the story?... Wow, so sad

A great prequel to Enterprise well done😊

Fantastic! I love the grapplers. (Someone had to say it.) 🖖

🖖😎👍Very cool and very greatly nicely spectaculary well done and executed very wonderfully in every detail way shape and format provided indeed Sir!👌.

One of those "least worst choice" scenarios; possibly ending up as a command-training exercise. Like a pecusor to the Kobayashi Maru. Well done.

Would love to know the schematics of the SS LEO!!!!🖖👏🙌🙏👍🎉

nice, how long this took.?

Very well done thoroughly impressive

CGI mixed with just voices. AI voices would complete having no biological infestations involved . Right NOMAD!

Lovely

00:23 - 2135??? You've mixed up the dates - what You've described in this paragraph happened in 2155. Please check your data.

ty for the video and LLAP...

Terra Prime shouldn't exist yet. Nor should that Starfleet delta in the UI.

Amazing work! Love the SS Leo. Sound effects and 'trek' sounds were great. Was expecting a larger 'bang' from the terran fusion weapon tho! Haha

This was nice, good job.

Thank you, that was great! 😀👍

Isn't 2135 a little early for starships to have a "NCC" registry? Especially one as high as NCC-128?

But.. really there was no enough power to change course of that ship? And the station had no own propulsion for manoeuvres? 😲

Fantastic video. Those early starfleet ships of yours are great. 👍

Nice little video ya'll put together. I love sci-fi, especially Star Trek & Wars. Thanks for this

SO well done. Bravo!

Excelente... Me encanta...

Just like the Voyager episode year of hell the doctor had to close the hatch and two crew members didn't make it this is a good example of the difficult decisions that sometimes have to be made...the needs of the many outway the needs of the few or the one.💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Graphics were great, ship designs were amazing, voice over well acted, however the story fell short science wise, even if the target vessel was too massive to slow down just deviating its course by a few millimeters at that distance would insure it missed the station, for that matter orbital platforms have maneuvering thrusters for station keeping that could have moved the station out of its path. So the real story should have been about the attempted rescue of the Rappahannock's crew and the lack of time to do so.

This is why I think their is a Human version of the Sundering and why the federation lets colonies break away.

Wouldn't a trip to Vulcan take years at "Warp 1.35"?

Nicely done.

nice looking ships would have been nice to have some real people in it and be far longer.

the burden of military defense

Looks good, and a horrifying story. Hehe

I loved this. The only feedback I have is that when the ship is shot, don't have the attack go past the ship they are shooting. Make it look like the full impact is going into the target ship. That is the only thing I would change. You did a great job on this and I am looking forward to more from you.

awesome! i see -- what looks a lot like -- the S.S. Botany Bay (probably some other DY-100 (or some variant) class sleeper ship...?) parked outside that space station @ 00:38 ... very neat =/\=

The Federation and Starfleet were founded in 2161 (so unless this as an alternate history etc...) As for the damaged ship colliding with the station in orbit around Mars, buy a lottery ticket instead (assuming gravity well it would be way more likely to hit Mars or miss altogether) The ships were really well done and story was a good start point. At that point I just stopped watching. Thats a LOT of work to put all that together, far more than most of us would think, so thankyou.

Sweet 🖖

Welwell.doen story and visuals. Not a fan of Enterprise continuity so its weird seeing Starfleet prior to 2161.

Very nice voice acting on this one.

Nicely done.

Great concept and well executed. I liked everything about this a lot except for the closing music in the credits.

Very cool, I am enjoying these videos - keep them coming!

Brilliant

Warp 1.35 to Vulcan would be a multi year journey, not a quick run around the block.

Great story, five + minutes of better drama than all the current production treks combined, I'll take this every day of the week and twice on Sunday

Nice! Can’t wait for more! 🫡