Building Star Trek (DVD)

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Building Star Trek (DVD) is the DVD version of the documentary Building Star Trek as originally aired on the Smithsonian Channel . The DVD was produced and distributed by Yap Films.

Summary

From the back cover,
BUILDING STAR TREK commemorates the 50th anniversary of a television series light years ahead of it's time and its far-reaching impact in inspiring a generation in space exploration, technological innovation and cultural bounding breaking. Against the backdrop of two projects: rebuilding the bridge and restoring the original USS Enterprise model, a who's who of astronauts, engineers, writers as well as the series' stars come together to explore the visionary universe of Star Trek – revealing how one little television show has truly, boldly gone where no show has gone before.
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Background information

The for a home video format release by 2016 unusual attribution of an ISBN, is due to the fact that as a documentary produced with public funds, it was from the start slated to become part of the catalog of the (National) Library of Congress.

Previous Region 1 release:
Star Trek - 3 Movie Collection 		Star Trek documentaries and specials
DVD 		Next Region 1 release:
Star Trek: Enterprise - The Complete Series
Previous Region 2 release:
The Captains: A Journey Through Time 		Next Region 2 release:
Star Trek - 3 Movie Collection
Previous series release:
50 Years of Star Trek 		Next series release:
For the Love of Spock
DVD • Digital
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