Star Trek Voyager: A Celebration

Product Description

Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the TV series in 2020! Everything you want to know about Captain Kathryn Janeway’s Starship Voyager and crew.The perfect holiday gift for the Star Trek fan in your life!

Just wonderful and so well written – stuff I never knew which surprised me – and I was on the show! You will enjoy this I guarantee.

– Ethan Phillips, Neelix from Star Trek: Voyager

Go behind the scenes of the making of a television classic, with the cast and crew who brought the adventures of the intrepid 
U.S.S. Voyager to life. Packed with in-depth features on each creative department, from visual effects and art to costume and makeup, this volume celebrates 
STAR TREK’s epic adventure in the Delta Quadrant. Alongside production and concept art, the cast – including Kate Mulgrew and Jeri Ryan – share their personal highlights from seven seasons and 172 episodes of 
STAR TREK: VOYAGER. 

STAR TREK: VOYAGER was groundbreaking. It was the first
STAR TREK show with a female captain and had the franchise’s most diverse cast. It pushed the boundaries of visual effects and makeup further than ever before, and literally took the show into new territory when Voyager was stranded in the Delta Quadrant, home of the Borg Collective.

STAR TREK: VOYAGER – A CELEBRATION tells the behind-the-scenes story of
Voyager’s epic journey, from its earliest origins and pivotal episodes to in- depth features on writing, directing, visual effects, production art and more.

The ultimate guide to the making of a television classic, based on more than 30 new interviews, featuring the nine principal cast members, including Kate Mulgrew, Jeri Ryan, and Robert Picardo, and key behind-the-scenes personnel who reveal the stories and secrets behind the show.
STAR TREK: VOYAGER first appeared on TV on 16 January 1995, running for 172 episodes over seven seasons.

Review

Whether you are a casual viewer or know each episode by heart,
Star Trek Voyager: A Celebration should delight you. Brimming with behind the scenes stories (only some of which I knew!), gorgeous photos and rare production design drawings, it gives a real sense of the creative individuals behind the show as well as the familiar actors onscreen. I particularly enjoyed the “key episode“ choices, spotlighted in chapters of their own. Cheers, Mr. Robinson, for a most welcome celebration. EMH out. [Sorry. Feeling a bit nostalgic.]

– Bob Picardo, the Doctor from Star Trek: Voyager

Star Trek Voyager: A Celebration captures the spirit of the diverse personalities and talents that came together to create a series that touched audiences around the world. It’s a reminder to all of us of a magic time in our lives and revealed things that I never knew.

– Dan Curry, Star Trek Visual Effects ProducerThis is the book Voyager fans have been waiting for! A terrific romp down memory lane with Captain Janeway and her crew.
– Michael Sussman, writer/producer, Star Trek: Voyager & Enterprise Star Trek Voyager: A Celebration is a delightful trip down memory lane. Those extraordinary years on
Voyager, working along side all those talented people, both in front and behind the camera, were special, indeed. We are so proud to have been part of that amazing family, and for the opportunity – through your book – to take a trip down memory lane aboard the good ship
Voyager.
– Star Trek production veterans Michael Okuda (graphic designer) and Denise Okuda (scenic artist and computer/video supervisor)Time travel is possible, and it does not necessitate a slingshot around the sun, nor does it call for an Atavachron. Here in this book, captured as if in amber, slices of 
Star Trek Voyager, held in suspended animation, and when ingested through photonic dispersion, can cause your temporal lobe to vibrate at exactly the same frequency as high-energy alpha-driven chronotons, and off you go…
– Doug Drexler, Star Trek makeup artist, concept artist, and visual effects artist. Doug won an Oscar for