Following from our article on creating title sequences from Star Trek Timelines, here’s the Crossfield class. It’s a soundless 1-minute (approx.) clip that you can overlay with text for your
Author: Tony Pi
I am a fantasy and science fiction writer, with a Ph.D. in Linguistics. Winner of the 2015 Aurora Award for Best English Poem/Song ("A Hex, With Bees").
A former finalist for the 2009 John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer, I was also a Second Place winner of the Writers of the Future Contest (volume XXIII). Finalist for the 2008, 2015 and 2016 Aurora Awards for Best English Short Fiction, and finalist for the 2015 and 2016 Parsec Awards for Best Speculative Fiction Story: Small Cast (Short Form).
(The preferred pronunciation of my last name is 'pie', like the Greek letter.)
Title Sequence: Star Trek Timelines – Miranda Class
Following from our article on creating title sequences from Star Trek Timelines, here’s the Miranda class. It’s a soundless 1-minute clip that you can overlay with text for your own
Title Sequence: Star Trek Timelines – California Class
Following from our article on creating title sequences from Star Trek Timelines, here’s the California class. It’s a soundless 1-minute clip that you can overlay with text for your own
Title Sequence: Star Trek Timelines, Excelsior Class
Following from our article on creating title sequences from Star Trek Timelines, here’s the Excelsior class. It’s a soundless 1-minute clip that you can overlay with text for your own
Title Sequence: Star Trek Timelines, Galaxy Class
Following from our article on creating title sequences from Star Trek Timelines, here’s another one that has been requested: the Galaxy class, perfect for any TNG era campaign. It’s a
Title Sequence: Star Trek Timelines, Constitution Class
Following from our article on creating title sequences from Star Trek Timelines, here’s another one that has been requested: the Constitution class, perfect for any TOS/SNW campaign. It’s a soundless