Star Trek Fan Films - Subtitles

hi, yes this is me STAR TREK FAN ALL MY LIFE, i already watch star trek tos all closed cationed with vhs long time ago. UPDATE star trek (TOS) REMASTED NEW EFFECTS VISION, NEW MODEL SHIPS on tv every weekends. UMM.. ALL STAR TREK tos, Enterprise, next generation, voyager and deep space nine was all closed cationed done smile. but plms is online star trek new voyages didnt add subtitles english. i ask them emails few times but didnt show cc that sad.
i am very lucky that i met few of star trek actors whew. i met in person is capt. kirk and mr spock in bayside expo boston, ma long time ago.:ty:
 
starship winger said:
hi, yes this is me STAR TREK FAN ALL MY LIFE, i already watch star trek tos all closed cationed with vhs long time ago. UPDATE star trek (TOS) REMASTED NEW EFFECTS VISION, NEW MODEL SHIPS on tv every weekends. UMM.. ALL STAR TREK tos, Enterprise, next generation, voyager and deep space nine was all closed cationed done smile. but plms is online star trek new voyages didnt add subtitles english. i ask them emails few times but didnt show cc that sad.
i am very lucky that i met few of star trek actors whew. i met in person is capt. kirk and mr spock in bayside expo boston, ma long time ago.:ty:
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I am so jealous that you met William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy! I have met a few of the actors, mostly from more recent series. I interpret for a Star Trek convention every year and that is how I met them. This July I am going to interpret for Nichelle Nichols, Uhura from the TOS series. I can't wait!
 
Etoile said:
I am so jealous that you met William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy! I have met a few of the actors, mostly from more recent series. I interpret for a Star Trek convention every year and that is how I met them. This July I am going to interpret for Nichelle Nichols, Uhura from the TOS series. I can't wait!
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oh you met recent series that strange, i didnt met star trek actor Enterprise yet grr lol. i will get chance when i am free time then warp speed 9.5 zoom boom! lol. you know what? i build homemake by my own hands. ship is woods, some plastics, painted also lights too. ship size is 24 inches x 63 inches long. my ship was too heavy. i leaving it at my parent house in mass. i live here is arizona lol. when i buy a house then my father will send shipping to my new house. i will return work on ship because some paints didnt finish it. i build ship for 2 years only work during winter time.:cool:
 
You know that the Sci Fi convention in Baltimore (Shore Leave 29: A Fan-Run Science Fiction Convention) used to have interpreters who could sign for panels and discussions and things?

They would also have a work shop on ASL sometimes. I don't see it at their site this year. I'll have to check.

One of the Star Trek book authors is fluent in sign, you know. ;)

Also, the guy who invented the Klingon language is as well.
 
Capmeister said:
You know that the Sci Fi convention in Baltimore (Shore Leave 29: A Fan-Run Science Fiction Convention) used to have interpreters who could sign for panels and discussions and things?

They would also have a work shop on ASL sometimes. I don't see it at their site this year. I'll have to check.

One of the Star Trek book authors is fluent in sign, you know. ;)

Also, the guy who invented the Klingon language is as well.
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Actually, I am one of the interpreters for Shore Leave! There is an ASL workshop on Saturday morning every year. The woman who teaches it is the other interpreter. She is not a professional interpreter, she teaches deaf children. But that convention is how I have met several Star Trek actors and also actors from other sci-fi shows.

If anybody from All-Deaf is going to be there, please come up to me and say hi! We usually only have 2-3 deaf people every year, I would love it if there were more! I am the younger terp that you will see on stage.

I am not sure which author you are referring to who is fluent in ASL...I know that Marc Okrand (creator of the Klingon language) is familiar with it, he and I used to be good friends many years ago. I think he may also have worked with CC in the past.
 
Etoile said:
Actually, I am one of the interpreters for Shore Leave! There is an ASL workshop on Saturday morning every year. The woman who teaches it is the other interpreter. She is not a professional interpreter, she teaches deaf children. But that convention is how I have met several Star Trek actors and also actors from other sci-fi shows.

If anybody from All-Deaf is going to be there, please come up to me and say hi! We usually only have 2-3 deaf people every year, I would love it if there were more! I am the younger terp that you will see on stage.

I am not sure which author you are referring to who is fluent in ASL...I know that Marc Okrand (creator of the Klingon language) is familiar with it, he and I used to be good friends many years ago. I think he may also have worked with CC in the past.
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The wink after saying the Trek author knows sign is...because it's me. ;)

I'm Dave Galanter, one of the author guests. I didn't know Patti wasn't a terp--thought she was. Usually the website lists an ASL workshop and I don't see it there yet, so that's why I was concerned. I sent Patti an email after I posted to see if she was attenting.

So, likely you and I have met, and you met my brother the one year he came if you were at...I think it was Shore Leave 25 or 26. I forget now. Marc was there and he and I and my brother (and the guys who played Martok and Gowrahn (sp?)) talked a lot, because both Marc and I could interpret for Josh.

It was fun!
 
Capmeister said:
The wink after saying the Trek author knows sign is...because it's me. ;)

I'm Dave Galanter, one of the author guests. I didn't know Patti wasn't a terp--thought she was. Usually the website lists an ASL workshop and I don't see it there yet, so that's why I was concerned. I sent Patti an email after I posted to see if she was attenting.

So, likely you and I have met, and you met my brother the one year he came if you were at...I think it was Shore Leave 25 or 26. I forget now. Marc was there and he and I and my brother (and the guys who played Martok and Gowrahn (sp?)) talked a lot, because both Marc and I could interpret for Josh.

It was fun!
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Well shoot, you should have said so in the first place! That's awesome. Yes, I was definitely at SL 25 and 26, I haven't missed one since 2002...so that's SL 24? Your name is familiar, so I'm sure we've met before. And yeah, Patti says every year that her sign skills are a bit rusty, so maybe she's not teaching deaf kids anymore? Her signing is a bit slow so that's probably why she's not a terp. Are you going to be there this year?
 
Yeah, I'll be there this year. :) I remember you as well. I emailed with Patti and while I didn't ask what she's doing currently job-wise, she said she'd be there (and also pointed out that you were the pro-terp and she's not--so she must feel she's rusty).

I don't think I could be a terp, except for my brother. My recognition skills on pure ASL aren't good, as my brother uses PSE with me so that's what I'm used to. I understand ASL usually (at least the gist of what's being said) but interpreting it into English is difficult for me. My brother TEACHES ASL so you'd think he'd teach me, but we always talk about it and then never do it. :/

Looking forward to seeing you and Patti this year. Next year maybe Josh will come too.
 
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