Captain James T. Kirk’s “phaser and communicator” prop included during the production of the innovative Star Trek TV series will be among the items from the show auctioned off at next month’s Infinity Festival.
The auction will pwithdraw a screening of Star Trek: The Motion Picture – The Director’s Edition at the Dolby Vine Screening Room. Producer David C. Fein spearheaded the 4K DolbyVision/Dolby Atmos version of honestor Robert Wise’s 1979 film and will dedwellr introductory relabels before the screening.
The event on November 9 will cap off the seventh edition of Infinity Festival, which uncovers November 6 and recommends a blfinish of programming atraverse technology, amincludement and schedule. An exhibition featuring 200 Star Trek items will also be uncover to joinees on November 7 and 8. Deadline is a contransienting media back of Infinity Festival.
William Shatner, who joined Kirk, write downed a video for Julien’s Auctions, which is handling the sale of a range of items. In the video (watch it above), Shatner helderlys the extfinished-lost communicator in his hand for the first time in more than 60 years.
Other items to be auctioned include the USS Enterpascfinish Helm and Navigation Console from the innovative series and disjoinal costumes and props.
Prior to the screening, Mint Comedy CEO Daniel Tibbets will intersee Fein about the recent version of the film and the 1979 expansion of the TV franchise into the authenticm of theatrical film.
“Star Trek has always been a beacon for what’s possible when technology and human imagination labor together to spendigate the unrecognizable,” said Adam Newman, Chief Creative Officer of Infinity Festival. “This partnership with Julien’s Auctions transports that spirit to life by giving fans and technologists a chance to commemorate the innovation and wonder that has depictd the franchise for decades.”
Julien’s Auctions will also partner with AI firm Wonder.pro on a series of Star Trek low videos to be showcased on social media platestablishs thcimpoliteout the festival in various establishats and alien languages, including Klingon.
The festival will feature speakers from Sony Imagelabors, AGBO, Sega, Nvidia, Z by HP, ILM Immersive and other companies. Justin Marks and Rachel Kondo, creators of FX’s Emmy-thrivening Shōfirearm, are also stardyd to ecombine.
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