LOS ANGELES, March 24, 2021– The team behind the acclaimed Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Documentary, What We Left Behind, as well as For the Love of Spock, William Shatner’s: The Captains, and several other Star Trek documentaries announces the title of its new endeavor, To the Journey: Looking Back at Star Trek Voyager.
The crowdfunded film recently surpassed $860,000.00 in funding on Indiegogo at the special url: www.igg.me/at/voydoc raised by over 8,000 individual backers and fans of the series, surpassing Bill Nye’s Documentary as the second-most crowdfunded documentary in history. Currently, the film is over $900,000.00 and 8,500 backers with over a week to remaining.
The team promises fans of the groundbreaking series a unique film that will meet or exceed all expectations, as well as surprises and access to the actors and the production professionals behind the show.
Fans of Star Trek, and especially Voyager, are being asked to follow the social media accounts of the documentary for the latest news and information about the project.
The official social media accounts are:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/voydocumentary
Instagram: https://instagram.com/voydocumentary
Facebook: https://facebook.com/voydocumentary
The team is being spearheaded by 455 Films and is comprised of professionals from many parts of the Star Trek production and fandom world.
455 Films is an award-winning production company based in Hollywood, California, with a focus on the sci-fi fandom and genre series and documentaries. In 2011, 455 Films produced William Shatner’s The Captains, and followed up with Get A Life! and Chaos on the Bridge, both directed by Shatner. Following the death of Leonard Nimoy in 2015, 455 Films partnered with his son Adam to create the tribute film For The Love of Spock, breaking records as the largest successfully-crowdfunded documentary on Kickstarter and premiering in 2016 at the Tribeca Film Festival. In 2017, 455 Films broke their previous crowdfunding record with outpouring of fan support for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and their documentary, What We Left Behind. The team looks to duplicate their success on this Voyager Documentary.
