#Bridge

trekcore:
“Bridge of the Romulan Warbird Valdore. Really just a redress of the Enterprise-E bridge with some recycled chairs from Voyager (flanking the commanders chair), former Cardassian console (center front), ex-Klingon consoles (left, right)...
trekcore

Bridge of the Romulan Warbird Valdore. Really just a redress of the Enterprise-E bridge with some recycled chairs from Voyager (flanking the commanders chair), former Cardassian console (center front), ex-Klingon consoles (left, right) remade Cardassian cargo doors.

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frontier001:
“ thecaptainoutoftime:
“ spockvarietyhour:
“Season 2 Bridge
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Such an improvement over season 1, but my favorite Enterprise-D bridge is the one we got in Generations
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And you know they wanted it that way for the show? With the side...
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Season 2 Bridge

thecaptainoutoftime

Such an improvement over season 1, but my favorite Enterprise-D bridge is the one we got in Generations

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frontier001

And you know they wanted it that way for the show? With the side stations? But it was deemed too expensive to have actors at the positions so they never did. 😢

spockvarietyhour

Yup, they did it once for Yesterday’s Enterprise for the alternate bridge.

Other changes include:

Raised Command Well

Deeper accents so that things pop out more such as the top struts over the dome lighting (thicker) and the lights on the captain’s chair (larger)

The lighting in general is darker too, with grills over the lights above the turbolift entrace

Worf gets a chair. 

I imagine worf going to the ship's HR with an Ergo Assessment FormIt's my bad back - I've been thrown over the railing too many timesalso can we dim the lights I'm pretty sure I've had more concussions than an entire football teamTNGBridge

Let’s talk a bit about changes brought to the bridge:

- The most striking aspect and seen throughout the movie on the rest of the ship is lighting. It’s a lot darker on the ship for a more dramatic effect, whether internal (such as the bridge or sickbay) or say from orbiting the Armagosa Star (the ready room, Ten Forward, Picard’s Quarters). There’s also grill plating over the turbolift entrances.

- Additional stations: Gone are the plush side panels. The Art of Star Trek stated that they always wanted the side stations but the cost of having those manned all the time proved to be too prohibitive. But here they wanted to say, nah it’s been like this from day one. So additional stations are in and all their supported doodads!

- Raising the Command Well: There are now two small steps leading to the command area I guess to make it easier to film over the shoulder and see them on wider shots?

- Accents: Everything is made to been seen more in the film. The struts over the dome are thicker, the lights at the captain’s chair are also larger. 

- More chairs: Worf now gets to sit down at tactical (not seen here) on a stool. The cube-like chair they had shifting in the back in the series has been replaced by stools like the one on the side.

- Handholds: the ship does shake a lot after all. Was the set on gimbals for Generations?

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