Summary
- RommelVFX's shot showcases the impressive lineup of Starfleet ships in the final battle of Star Trek: Picard season 3, which was shown on IMAX screens.
- Picard season 3 celebrated multiple generations of Star Trek ships, including the iconic USS Enterprise-D, and visited the Fleet Museum to honor these classic starships.
- The stunning visuals of Picard season 3 were a result of the hard work of the production design team and talented visual effects artists like Rommel S. Calderon.
Star Trek: Picard season 3's fleet of starships, including the USS Enterprise-D and the USS Titan-A, come together in this amazing VFX shot. Picard season 3 culminated in Frontier Day, which was intended to celebrate the 250th anniversary of Starfleet but became a disaster when the Borg assimilated every Starfleet Officer under the age of 25. While Commander Seven of Nine (Jeri Ryan) and the USS Titan-A valiantly tried to defend Earth, Admiral Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) led the USS Enterprise-D into the heart of a Borg Cube and destroyed the cybernetic villains to save the galaxy.
On Twitter/X, Star Trek: Picard season 3 visual effects artist Rommel S. Calderon (RommelVFX @esdi) shared his photo of the models of the various Starfleet ships at Frontier Day assembled in rows alongside Spacedock. Rommel notes this includes the beloved USS Enterprise-D and the USS Titan-A, and the Neo-Constitution Class starship closest to the camera bears the markings NCC-1701-G, which makes it the USS Enterprise-G. Check out the post below:
RommelVFX's shot calls back to how impressive the Frontier Day battle was in Star Trek: Picard season 3's final two episodes, "Vox" and "The Last Generation." Both were shown as a movie on IMAX screens, and the results were eye-poppingly impressive.
