STAR TREK V - NEW VFX 3 - THE VACATION IS OVER
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- Опубликовано: 22 окт 2021
- In 2012 I started creating new VFX scenes for Star Trek V. I will now gradually put these online here.
The aim was to design the look, the camera perspectives and the movements in the style of the 80s.
This video contains some "making of" scenes.
Have fun watching 
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Am I the only one that tears up when seeing the original cast in action? I do like and cheer for Star Wars but Star Trek warms my soul and brings me great joy and hope. Thank you. Wonderful job.
I tear up too. Especially watching Wrath of Khan. It was the first Trek movie I saw at age 7 on HBO with my Ol Man
"I don't think I've ever seen him happier." There is some really great character and dialogue moments in this movie I truly appreciate.
I'd really forgotten about the good moments, allowing the movie overall to cloud that all up.
That looked amazing! They really need to release STV with updated VFX. Paramount really needs to look at your work.
Over the years there's been a lot of hate for Star Trek V, but I always enjoyed it myself. I also thought the glow behind/around the moon was a neat effect when I first saw this film, yet your model looks much more realistic as the moon doesn't have an atmosphere or emit it's own light so there really shouldn't have been a haze around it. I bought the soundtrack when it came out and read Captain's Log by Lisabeth Shatner. I can still recall the movie studio editing out images of the face of "God" who was really a devil due to international complaint, though I did see the original version in theaters. STV was always a more introspective entry, but it had good humor.
a terrible movie but light years ahead of any current Trek shows.
I like Star Trek V. It’s not the best Star Trek movie, but even it and ST:TMP are far better than the slop that’s being put out now. 😂
Id love to see the movie recut with your vfx looks good!
Fantastic we need a Star Trek V version with new CGI Fx William Shatner would be proud of you!
Maybe it's because it was the version that came out when I was a kid but I've always loved the look of the Enterprise after it's refit/after they got the NCC-1701-A the best. Thank you for the video. I wish I was even half as talented as you.
Great work for the new reworked scenes. Good you change the deck levels too when Spock takes Kirk and McCoy up on his thruster boots.
Nice job on the new effects. I dunno if I imagined it, but the subtle detail of the sun light washing slowly over the earth below the Enterprise as Jerry Goldsmith’s music swells was such a nice touch. Really sells the reveal of the Enterprise. I also never noticed how natural and matter-of-fact the banter and interaction is in the scene where Kirk and the gang get off the shuttle. I love that. Especially seeing Scotty going off on the crew member about using the right tool for the job. The camera work for that scene though simple does so much. Just goes to show that even though Trek V was flawed, it definitely had its great little moments.
I could never get over the "Obviously painted on the glass "reflection" of the enterprise and the moon on the shuttlecraft windscreen" 🤣
It’s actually a film projection. I read that while they were doing that shot they had to keep re-setting because the film on the projector would run out while they were running the scene.
Time has mellowed my opinion of Star Trek V. This version is the one I want to see, and one I would consider the definitive version. I wish I had the whole film in this upgrade. Great work.
Much better ! 😎👍
Fantastic work. A vast improvement!
Interstellar travel, Tractor beams, Transporters and FTL speeds. Still need a box step to get out of a shuttle :D.
MUCH BETTER... This is a HUGE improvement. Great work!!
As Khan would say, in a long drawn out sigh, " Aaahhhh, What a Vaaast improvement, if I say so ........myself."
Khan was a dramatic villain.
These special effects are way better than the originals.☺
This is just gorgeous.
Nice work, the blending of all shots is perfectly executed.
This scene with Kirk & Company heading for the Enterprise looks so theatrical and awesome compared to the the original version.
You did a Fantastic Job! You should be working for Hollywood!!!!!!
If Paramount is not willing to do the work to upgrade the visual effects and certain other stuff on the Star Trek movies then maybe they should let fans who have access to a good computer and certain software be allowed to do the job as long as they can do it well.
Because I'm going to say this and mean it folks at Hike animation and that fellow that uses the name or should I say the handle jtvfx are pretty damn good at their work that they've shown off on RUclips because it's not the first time that fans have been asked to take part in a Star Trek movie I believe when they were doing the recreation deck scene in Star Trek the motion picture the part where they show Epsilon 9 being digitized by v'ger, a lot of people in that scene were fans!
Excellent job.
You do VERY fine work!
ST V is a Very underated movie: IMO!🤔
It looks Amazing 😮
My big problem with this scene (and others featuring the shuttle bay) is that the scale seems off. It makes the entire bay only three shuttle widths' wide, though the bay is as wide as the main body of the ship from the exterior.
Excellent job
Superb!
Beautiful work and so much better! Cheers.
Great work especially new scene shuttle entering enterprise.
It's too bad you don't have the footage of the rockmen sequence. It would be nice to see that created by you.
Wow!!
Much better!
Really beautiful work!
Amazing!!!
Great work as always!
It is such a beautiful recreation!
This is my first time seeing this, and it may be an unpopular opinion, but I prefer the original sequence. The addition of the sunrise over Yosemite is a nice touch, but it doesn't match up to the shot of the ship.
The sun is coming up behind the shuttle, from the East, meaning the shuttle is heading west, away from the sun. But the ship seems to be moving towards the planet already in full sunlight. So the shuttle was moving in the opposite direction.
Then in that shot the shuttle should be moving away from the planet, towards the ship. Yet as it approaches, the planet is now farther away than the ship.
The directional flow of a scene can be very important, and the new sequence breaks it.
I agree with every point you bring up. Thx for saving me from having to post the same thoughts myself 🙂
WOW!!!!!!!!
Clear improvement. Well done.
Nice shot of the shuttle entering the bay while in Earth orbit. If memory serves ILM didn't do the effects for ST5.
That was the big problem. IlM didn't have time to do the special effects
you are finally back again
That aft angle has always been one of my fav's
The butt side?
@@Markos581973 just look at that aft!
@@76TomD The Enterprise is such a beautiful, elegant design. I feel that in the future someone will find a way to build a real one and make it work.
Oh! Much better. Better cinematography. Well done.
At 1:49 you can see the feet someone moving along the other side of the shuttle.
Damn good Work Hike, looks very beautyfull. ^^
Buut, the Enterprise was realy in a Parkposition to Luna, not in the Orbit over Earth. ;)
But your Version looks better so. ^^
Next target, the worst first Battlescene in this Movie, include with the BoP in Warpspeed.
The Original looks so cheap...XD
I always wondered why Enterprise was in orbit during this scene. Ships, even in modern navies, don't leave dock without their captains. You don't leave undocking to junior officers unless the commander is present... Just a little detail that always kinda caught me off guard. lol
Starfleet may do some things differently l
You are correct. Montgomery Scott was promoted to the rank of captain when he was assigned to the Excelsior. (Captain pin clearly seen in the "Stealing the Enterprise" scene in ST:3.)
A note about sweater colors. White is a command color worn by captains and above. Buff is below captain rank. However, Scott wears buff + captain's pin in ST:3 alluding to the fact that he is onboard Excelsior for his engineering expertise rather than command. In ST:5 he is wearing a white command sweater because he was left in charge during repair, so he's assuming his command role. In ST:6, he is back in the engine room and back to buff but keeps his captain pin as seen in "The Dinner" scene.
@@davidkaminski615 It had never crossed my mind that Scotty was also in the chain of command. Well, that fixes that in my head. I mean, he had been left in command of the Enterprise a few times during TOS so he was obviously command rated. Ugh.
1st a general question about the scene; what I never understood about the scene specifically is why is ENTERPRISE not in dry dock or space dock but rather just hanging out in stationary orbit between the Moon and Earth? I always thought that was weird.
2nd; as bad as the effects are/were for the original Star Trek V I always thought they looked great if one wanted this movie to look like the show. I always believed during those first few years that was done on purpose. To make the effects look cheesy/throwback to a simpler time. Obviously, that assumption was wrong but as a kid it was a nice thought.
I always thought Star Trek V was ok as its own standalone story but after years of this being the butt of most Star Trek movie jokes they should have done/gone with something else story-wise.
I remember there was a novel out called Star Trek Probe which served as a direct sequel to Star Trek IV where the ENTERPRISE and the Romulans go after the Probe. That would have made a much more compelling Trek movie in 1989 but IDK.
HIKE, great work as always.
I don't see why ST V can't get the ToS treatment when it comes to the special effects. They don't have to go crazy like they do these days. Just update the effects so warp drive looks like warp drive instead of full impulse and turn the impulse drive red instead of white. Also have the Enterprise in orbit instead of hanging in space.
Sigh... your re-animations would make this fifth film SO much better.
Normally I’m opposed to people meddling with the visual effects of old films. A movie is a product of the decade in which it was made. Making updates years later alters the film and as such the original experience is lost.
I make an exception in the case of Star Trek 5 as it was released with cheap visual effects, many of which look unfinished.
All I ask for is a tall shuttle bay and a set to fit within it.
Yeah! 😂 They had the scale WAY off in that scene. If the shuttle bay was that small, the bridge would take up nearly the entire saucer section. When I saw the movie, I couldn't believe they would just let that pass.
Paramount should seriously hire you do redo all the bad effect shots like on this one!
You are better than ILM!
The only thing about this scene, is if Enterprise is in that bad of a state, why isn't she in space dock where they would have easier access to parts and extra engineering personell
Still and all, why would they put a "5" on a new shuttle called "Galileo"?
My greatest wish is that someone would CGI-out that idiotic set of steps that two crewmen bring to the shuttle.
The shuttle shots are nice, but the Enterprise next to the moon doesn't work. The two objects are competing for your attention. The original was a better composition.
Great job as always. Well I just wonder if there is anyway to fix up those seriously awful and sloppy CRT displays on the Enterprise.. Esp thet turned 90deg 15 inch CRT monitor on the right of the turbolift. Who were they trying to kid with such sloppy work even back in 1989?
Very nice. The FX were dodgy in 1989, and haven’t aged well at all.
How come you did such a superb job with this and the "pros" botched it up so much! Never ceases to amaze me how the people in Hollywood get paid megabucks to turn out crap, while the fans who have the imagination and excellent skills turn out quality SFX that make your jaw drop!!! WHAT'S WRONG WITH THAT SITUATION! To Hike Animation, EXTREMELY WELL DONE, you should be the one working on SFX as a living and getting well paid for it!!!
Star Trek V didn’t have very good FX for it’s time, but the movie was also released in 1989, 32 years ago.
@@JimmyCerra problem with the original is that by 32 years ago they could already have done ALOT better than they did.
Ask W Shatner to use your work please 🙏
Why does everyone always put the moon out of perspective?
I don't think you have the terminator of the Earth quite right. You have the shuttle moving away from the sunrise at Yosemite, but that puts the shuttle into a retrograde orbit. Moving away from sunrise would thus put the shuttle in the shadow of the earth when it gets to orbit. The visuals are beautiful, but the shadow changes are kinda jarring to my brain.
Bradbury’s Defence
One dreadful boy ran up to me and said:
“That book of yours, The Martian Chronicles?”
“Yes,” I said.
“On page 92, where you have the moons of Mars rising in the east?”
“Yeah,” I said.
“Nah,” he said.
So I hit him.
as quoted by Arthur C Clarke in the acknowledgements to Imperial Earth, 1976 edition.
I think the issue is that we dint see any of the Earth or the moon light reflected in the hull of the ship. Without that, you’re making the same mistake of non-interactive environmental lighting that plagued the original VFX.
No no no. Don’t take away from the original intent of the scene. I want to see something that improves the look, but doesn’t change the storyboard intent.
This was the first film that really showed the characters loose and real. NOT better performances than the previous films, just more natural and I think so took offense to that. Although some dumb jokes, Scotty knocking himself out was not needed... still... a good film with some terrific themes and subjects broached.