The Bjo Awards | |
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Awarded for | Achievement in excellence among independent Star Trek fan films |
Country | United States |
Presented by | Treklanta |
First awarded | April 26, 2015 |
Website | The Bjo Awards |
The Bjo Awards (formerly The Independent Star Trek Fan Film Awards) is a set of annual awards to recognize achievement in excellence among independent Star Trek fan films released to the Internet during the previous calendar year. Inspired by the Hugo and Nebula Awards and based loosely on the Emmy, Oscar and Tony Awards, the Bjo Awards are presented at the annual Treklanta convention in Atlanta, Georgia. Created and produced by Treklanta founder and chairman Eric L. Watts, the Bjo Awards is a juried competition judged by a panel of industry professionals with established credits in the Star Trek franchise and/or notable Star Trek fans with professional experience in the entertainment industry.[1]
Bjo Trimble—who coordinated the letter-writing campaigns that successfully saved the original Star Trek series from cancellation at the end of its second season[2] and petitioned President Gerald R. Ford to rename NASA's first space orbiter "USS Enterprise"[3] and who also wrote The Star Trek Concordance—and her husband John were guests of honor at the 2016 Treklanta and presenters of awards at that year's Independent Star Trek Fan Film Awards ceremony. At the end of the ceremony, Mrs. Trimble told Watts how impressed she was with the awards program, thanked all those who were involved in their creation, production and presentation, and graciously agreed, at Watts' request, to lend her name to them. The announcement of this name change was made at the 2017 awards ceremony and fully implemented by the time of the 2018 ceremony.
The actual award is an 8 x 10 wall plaque on a cherry wood board with a color back plate and sublimated inscription plate. Each plaque includes the award category; series name, episode title and name(s) of the winners; and date of the award inscribed on the inscription plate.
Eligibility requirements
To be eligible for consideration in each year's awards, an independent Star Trek fan film must:
- Be a live-action dramatic presentation set in the Star Trek universe, not animated or CGI, nor a satire or parody of Star Trek
- Have "Based upon Star Trek, Created by Gene Roddenberry" (or similar) in the title sequence, opening credits or closing credits [note 1]
- Have been released to the Internet (YouTube, Vimeo, etc.) during the previous calendar year, and
- Have an entry on IMDb.com with full cast and crew credits listed [note 2]
Although not explicitly stated as a requirement, only films in English or with English subtitles have been included in these awards due to the practical matter of judges not speaking the language of foreign-language films which otherwise meet all four eligibility requirements.
2015
Sixteen independent Star Trek fan films released in calendar year 2014 with a total running time of eight hours, five minutes were deemed eligible for consideration for the 2015 Independent Star Trek Fan Film Awards.
Based loosely on the Emmy, Oscar and Tony awards, the original nine categories were Best Production Design; Best Visual Effects; Best Soundtrack; Best Original Story or Screenplay; Best Supporting Actor or Actress; Best Actor or Actress; Best Director; Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form (30 minutes or less); and Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form (31 minutes or longer).
The panel of judges for the 2015 awards included Diana Dru Botsford, Peter David, Keith R. A. DeCandido, Michael DeMeritt and Susan Sackett. The awards ceremony was held at Treklanta on April 26, 2015, hosted by Eric L. Watts and Brian Holloway. Awards presenters included Jason Carter, Keith R. A. DeCandido, Sean Kenney and Anne Lockhart.
Films eligible for consideration
Winners & finalists by category
Best Production Design | ||
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Series Name | Production Designer(s) | Result |
Star Trek: Axanar | Scott Cobb | Winner |
Star Trek Continues | Vic Mignogna | Finalist |
Star Trek New Voyages: Phase II | James Cawley | Finalist |
Starship Exeter | Joel Sarchet, David Weiberg | Finalist |
Best Visual Effects | ||
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Series Name | Visual Effects Designer(s)/Artist(s) | Result |
Star Trek: Axanar | Stefan Bellersheim, Al Dinelt, Adam Howard, Tommy Kraft, Koji Kuramura, Thomas Loeder, Chris Martin, Jennifer Marx, Oliver Nikelowski, Tobias Richter, Ali Ries, Arnold Sakowski, Trent Smith, Greg Stitz, Dan Uyeno, Enrico Weinert | Winner |
Star Trek Continues | Roland Baron, Matt Boardman, Aurore de Blois, Daniel Dod, Doug Drexler, Brian Q. Kelley, Gary Kerr, Gabriel Köerner, Ali Ries, Roland Shaw, Kenneth Thomson, Jr., Juvenal Vique | Finalist |
Star Trek New Voyages: Phase II | Bing Bailey, Ryan Block, Daren Dochterman, Jeff Forsythe, Pony R. Horton, Tobias Richter, Lee Stringer | Finalist |
Star Trek: Secret Voyage | Craig F. Sheeler | Finalist |
Starship Exeter | Dennis Bailey, Matt Bellemare, Neil Breakwell, Bill Grant, Jimm Johnson, Chet Polo, Art Retallick, Joel Sarchet, Patricia Sasser, Thomas Sasser, Michael Struck, Kenneth Thomson, Jr., Mel Vavaroutsos, David Weiberg, Zane Yarbrough | Finalist |
Starship Valiant | Brady Foster, Craig Frey, Jr. | Finalist |
Best Soundtrack | ||
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Series Name | Individuals | Result |
Star Trek: Axanar | Alexander Bornstein (Composer), Frank Serafine (Supervising Sound Designer/Editor), Jesse Akins (Sound Designer), Ramsey Mellette (Sound Mixer) | Winner |
Star Trek Continues | Vic Mignogna, Ralph M. Miller, Michelle Siles, Fred Steiner | Finalist |
Star Trek New Voyages: Phase II | George Duning, Gerald Fried, Sol Kaplan, Mark Edward Lewis, Joseph Mullendore, Fred Steiner (Composers); Jeff Bond (Music Editor) | Finalist |
Starship Exeter | Christopher Budd, Stephen Cadena, Stan Ginsley, Hetoryn, Graham Hutchins | Finalist |
Best Original Story or Screenplay | |||
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Series Name | Episode Title | Authors/Writers | Result |
Star Trek: Axanar | "Prelude to Axanar" | Christian Gossett, Alec Peters | Winner |
Star Trek Continues | "Fairest of Them All" | James Kerwin, Vic Mignogna | Finalist |
Star Trek Continues | "Lolani" | Paul Bianchi, Huston Huddleston, Vic Mignogna | Finalist |
Star Trek New Voyages: Phase II | "Mind-Sifter" | Rick Chambers, Shirley Maiewski | Finalist |
Starship Exeter | "The Tressaurian Intersection" | Dennis Bailey, Joshua Caleb, Jimm Johnson, Maurice Molyneaux | Finalist |
Best Supporting Actor or Actress | |||
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Actor or Actress | Character | Series Name | Result |
Clay Sayre | Kor | Star Trek New Voyages: Phase II | Winner |
April Chamberlain | Ensign Torres | Starship Valiant | Finalist |
Robert Withrow | Admiral Withrow | Star Trek New Voyages: Phase II | Finalist |
Rivkah Raven Wood | Dr. Hamlin | Star Trek New Voyages: Phase II | Finalist |
Best Actor or Actress | |||
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Actor or Actress | Character | Series Name | Result |
Vic Mignogna | Captain James T. Kirk | Star Trek Continues | Winner |
Richard Hatch | Commander Kharn | Star Trek: Axanar | Finalist |
J. G. Hertzler | Admiral Samuel Travis | Star Trek: Axanar | Finalist |
Tony Todd | Admiral Marcus Ramirez | Star Trek: Axanar | Finalist |
Best Director | |||
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Director | Series Name | Episode Title | Result |
Christian Gossett | Star Trek: Axanar | "Prelude to Axanar" | Winner |
James Kerwin | Star Trek Continues | "Fairest of Them All" | Finalist |
Mark Edward Lewis | Star Trek New Voyages: Phase II | "Mind-Sifter" | Finalist |
Chris White | Star Trek Continues | "Lolani" | Finalist |
Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form | |||
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Series Name | Episode Title | Result | |
Star Trek: Axanar | "Prelude to Axanar" | Winner | |
Project: Potemkin | "Command Decision" | Finalist | |
Project: Potemkin | "Holding Pattern" | Finalist | |
Starship Valiant | "Legacy" | Finalist |
Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form | ||
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Series Name | Episode Title | Result |
Star Trek Continues | "Fairest of Them All" | Winner |
Starship Farragut | "Conspiracy of Innocence" | Finalist |
Star Trek Continues | "Lolani" | Finalist |
Star Trek New Voyages: Phase II | "Mind-Sifter" | Finalist |
Summary
Star Trek: Axanar won six of nine awards (Best Production Design; Best Visual Effects; Best Soundtrack; Best Original Story or Screenplay; Best Director and Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form), Star Trek Continues won two awards (Best Actor or Actress and Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form) and Star Trek New Voyages: Phase II won one award (Best Supporting Actor or Actress).[4][5][6][7]
2016
Eighteen independent Star Trek fan films released in calendar year 2015 with a total running time of six hours, fifty minutes were deemed eligible for consideration for the 2016 Independent Star Trek Fan Film Awards.
For 2016, the category of Best Visual Effects was broadened to include Special Effects and renamed Best Special & Visual Effects, and Best Actor or Actress was renamed Best Lead Actor or Actress. Additionally, the Best Soundtrack category was split into Best Original Music and Best Sound Design, Editing & Mixing; and categories for Best Guest Actor or Actress, Best Costuming and Best Makeup & Hairstyling were added, increasing the total number of categories from nine to thirteen.
The panel of judges for the 2016 awards included Diana Dru Botsford, Keith R. A. DeCandido, Ken Feinberg, Matthew M. Foster, Andrew Greenberg, David Orange, Emmett Plant and Rick Sternbach. The awards ceremony was held at Treklanta on April 17, 2016, hosted by Eric L. Watts and Brian Holloway. Awards presenters included Tracee Lee Cocco, Jack Stauffer, Carel Struycken and John & Bjo Trimble.
Films eligible for consideration
Winners & finalists by category
Best Production Design | |||
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Series Name | Episode Title(s) | Production Designer(s) | Result |
Star Trek: Renegades | "Pilot" | Scott Nakada | Winner |
Star Trek Continues | "Divided We Stand," "The White Iris" | Vic Mignogna | Finalist |
Star Trek: Eye of the Tempest | "Part 1" and "Part 2" | George Beau Kayaian, Kenneth Thomson, Jr. | Finalist |
Star Trek: Intrepid | "Transposition" | Nicholas J. Cook | Finalist |
Best Special & Visual Effects | |||
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Series Name | Episode Title | Special & Visual Effects Designer(s)/Artist(s) | Result |
Star Trek: Renegades | "Pilot" | Bing Bailey, Roland Baron, Keith Beltramini, Matt Boardman, Chris Dawson, Keaira Finlay, Justin Gates, Adrianne Grady, Marc Hampson, Tommy Kraft, Gina Lockhart, Jon Macht, Jose L. Marin, Julie McCartney, Kevin Quattro, Tobias Richter, Ali Ries, Michael Struck, Ronnie Ursenbach, Yoshi Vu, Jesse Woodward | Winner |
Star Trek Continues | "Divided We Stand" | Roland Baron, Matt Boardman, Glenn Campbell, Daniel Dod, Doug Drexler, Matthew Gabriel, Tammy Klein, Randy Little | Finalist |
Star Trek Continues | "The White Iris" | Roland Baron, Matt Boardman, Daniel Dod, Doug Drexler, Randy Little, Ali Ries, Sam Rooks, Kenneth Thomson, Jr., Royal Weaver | Finalist |
Star Trek: Intrepid | "Transposition" | Lee Andrew, Jon Carling, Martin Lejeune | Finalist |
Best Sound Design, Editing & Mixing | |||
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Series Name | Episode Title(s) | Sound Designer(s)/Editor(s)/Mixer(s) | Result |
Star Trek: Renegades | "Pilot" | Adrianne Grady, Tom Haigh, Ralph M. Miller | Winner |
Star Trek Continues | "Divided We Stand" | Mark Cochran, Adrianne Grady, Ralph M. Miller | Finalist |
Star Trek Continues | "The White Iris" | Ben Burtt, Douglas H. Grindstaff, Ralph M. Miller | Finalist |
Star Trek Nature's Hunger | "The Starfleet Screw Up," "Scorned at the Captain's Table" | Rob Lopez | Finalist |
Best Original Music | |||
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Series Name | Episode Title(s) | Musician(s) | Result |
Star Trek Continues | "The White Iris" | Ivan Ditmars, George Duning, Andy Farber, Gerald Fried, Vic Mignogna | Winner |
Project: Potemkin | "Do No Harm," "Frazier's Angels," "Ladies Night Out," "The Chair," "Third Watch," "We Few..." | Tony Lunn | Finalist |
Star Trek: Intrepid | "Transposition" | Bodo Hartwig | Finalist |
Star Trek: Renegades | "Pilot" | Justin R. Durban | Finalist |
Best Makeup & Hairstyling | |||
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Series Name | Episode Title | Makeup Artist(s)/Hairstylist(s) | Result |
Star Trek: Renegades | "Pilot" | Rick L. Baker, Jacqueline Goehner, Lisa Hansell, Kwame Head, Corina Hernandez, Ryan T. Husk, Jyll King, Ana Laverde, Christy Maurer, Monique Paredes, Tommy Pietch, Calli Rammel, Vyvy Tran, Tim Vittetoe, Cody J. Wilkins, Aubriana Zurilgen | Winner |
Battlecruiser Kupok | "Battle of Alawanir" | Eric Holt, Ashley Longacre | Finalist |
Star Trek Continues | "Divided We Stand" | Najla Arrington, Byron Batista, Shaquanta Green, Stephanie Hall, Lisa Hansell, Tim Vittetoe, Hayley Warner, Randilee Warner, Scotty Whitehurst | Finalist |
Star Trek Continues | "The White Iris" | Najla Arrington, Byron Batista, Shaquanta Green, Stephanie Hall, Lisa Hansell, Monique Hyman, April Metcalf, Michele Specht, Tim Vittetoe, Hayley Warner, Randilee Warner | Finalist |
Best Costuming | |||
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Series Name | Episode Title(s) | Costumer(s) | Result |
Star Trek: Renegades | "Pilot" | Jodi Freeman, Deborah Hartwell, Chen Chheav Ly | Winner |
Star Trek Continues | "The White Iris" | Hannah Barucky, Dorothy Booraem, Ginger Holley | Finalist |
Star Trek: Eye of the Tempest | "Part 1" and "Part 2" | John Broughton, Kim Haas, John Sims | Finalist |
Star Trek: Intrepid | "Transposition" | Nicholas J. Cook | Finalist |
Best Guest Actor or Actress | ||||
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Actor or Actress | Character | Series Name | Episode Title | Result |
Colin Baker | Amphidamas | Star Trek Continues | "The White Iris" | Winner |
Martin Bradford | Dr. M'Benga | Star Trek Continues | "Divided We Stand" | Finalist |
Tiffany Brouwer | Miramanee | Star Trek Continues | "The White Iris" | Finalist |
David M. Graham | Dr. Sam Anderson | Starship Tristan | "Moving Day" | Finalist |
Eric L. Watts | Korgoth | Project: Potemkin | "Ladies Night Out" | Finalist |
Best Supporting Actor or Actress | ||||
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Actor or Actress | Character(s) | Series Name | Episode Title(s) | Result |
Michele Specht | Dr. Elise McKennah | Star Trek Continues | "Divided We Stand", "The White Iris" | Winner |
John Carrigan | Admiral D'Agosto and Klingon Captain | Star Trek: Renegades | "Pilot" | Finalist |
Kevin Fry | Jaro Ruk | Star Trek: Renegades | "Pilot" | Finalist |
Grant Imahara | Sulu | Star Trek Continues | "Divided We Stand", "The White Iris" | Finalist |
Wyatt Lenhart | Chekov | Star Trek Continues | "Divided We Stand", "The White Iris" | Finalist |
Vic Mignogna | Garis | Star Trek: Renegades | "Pilot" | Finalist |
Best Lead Actor or Actress | ||||
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Actor or Actress | Character | Series Name | Episode Title(s) | Result |
Todd Haberkorn | Mr. Spock | Star Trek Continues | "Divided We Stand", "The White Iris" | Winner |
Walter Koenig | Admiral Chekov | Star Trek: Renegades | "Pilot" | Finalist |
Vic Mignogna | Captain James T. Kirk | Star Trek Continues | "Divided We Stand", "The White Iris" | Finalist |
Adrienne Wilkinson | Lexxa Singh | Star Trek: Renegades | "Pilot" | Finalist |
Best Director | ||||
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Director | Series Name | Episode Title | Result | |
Tim Russ | Star Trek: Renegades | "Pilot" | Winner | |
Joe Cepeda | Star Trek Nature's Hunger | "The Starfleet Screw Up" | Finalist | |
James Kerwin | Star Trek Continues | "The White Iris" | Finalist | |
Vic Mignogna | Star Trek Continues | "Divided We Stand" | Finalist |
Best Original Story or Screenplay | |||
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Series Name | Episode Title | Author(s)/Writer(s) | Result |
Star Trek: Renegades | "Pilot" | Ethan H. Calk, Sky Douglas Conway, Jack Treviño | Winner |
Star Trek Continues | "Divided We Stand" | Marc Cushman, Vic Mignogna, Susan Osborn | Finalist |
Star Trek Continues | "The White Iris" | James Kerwin, Vic Mignogna, Chris White | Finalist |
Star Trek: Intrepid | "Transposition" | Nicholas J. Cook | Finalist |
Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form | ||
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Series Name | Episode Title | Result |
Starship Tristan | "Moving Day" | Winner |
Battlecruiser Kupok | "Battle of Alawanir" | Finalist |
Project: Potemkin | "We Few..." | Finalist |
Star Trek: Intrepid | "Transposition" | Finalist |
Star Trek Nature's Hunger | "Scorned at the Captain's Table" | Finalist |
Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form | ||
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Series Name | Episode Title | Result |
Star Trek Continues | "The White Iris" | Winner |
Star Trek Continues | "Divided We Stand" | Finalist |
Star Trek: Renegades | "Pilot" | Finalist |
Summary
Star Trek: Renegades won seven of thirteen awards (Best Production Design; Best Special & Visual Effects; Best Sound Design, Editing & Mixing; Best Makeup & Hairstyling; Best Costuming; Best Director and Best Original Story or Screenplay), Star Trek Continues won five awards (Best Original Music; Best Guest Actor or Actress; Best Supporting Actor or Actress; Best Lead Actor or Actress and Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form) and Starship Tristan won one award (Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form).[8][9][10][11]
2017
Thirty-three independent Star Trek fan films released in calendar year 2016 with a total running time of eleven hours, forty-nine minutes were deemed eligible for consideration for the 2017 Independent Star Trek Fan Film Awards.
For 2017, the category of Best Production Design was deleted, decreasing the total number of categories from thirteen to twelve.
The panel of judges for the 2017 awards included Diana Dru Botsford, Keith R. A. DeCandido, John DeSentis, Matthew M. Foster, Andrew Greenberg, Robert Greenberger, Cheralyn Lambeth and Archie H. Waugh. The awards ceremony was held at Treklanta on April 30, 2017, hosted by Eric L. Watts and Brian Holloway. Awards presenters included David Gerrold, James Horan, Gary Graham and John G. Hertzler.
Films eligible for consideration
Winners & finalists by category
Best Special & Visual Effects | |||
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Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Special & Visual Effects Designers/Artists | Result |
Star Trek: Horizon | Jeffrey Forsyth, Eric Henry, Harrison Hummel-Li, Alexander Klemm, Tommy Kraft, Dave McCarty, Ryan McClure, Ali Ries, Ryan Webber | Winner | |
Red Shirt | James Campbell, Sean Roberts | Finalist | |
Star Trek Continues | "Come Not Between the Dragons" | Marc Bell, Ali Ries, Juvenal Vique | Finalist |
Star Trek: Dark Armada | "Out of Time" | Tamar Bannink, Matthijs de Boer, Jordy de Lat, Gwen Demulder, Peter Freling, Robin Hiert, Ronald Janse, Mark Rademaker, Martin van Buuren, Nicole van den Berg | Finalist |
Star Trek: New Voyages | "The Holiest Thing" | Howard Brown, Pony R. Horton, Tobias Richter | Finalist |
Best Sound Design, Editing & Mixing | |||
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Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Sound Designer(s)/Editor(s)/Mixer(s) | Result |
Star Trek Continues | "Come Not Between the Dragons" | Ralph M. Miller, Michelle Siles | Winner |
Star Trek Continues | "Embracing the Winds" | Ralph M. Miller | Finalist |
Star Trek: Dark Armada | "Out of Time" | Matthijs de Boer, Martin van Buuren | Finalist |
Star Trek: Horizon | Michael Huang, Matthew Raetzel | Finalist | |
Star Trek: New Voyages | "The Holiest Thing" | Jesse Akins, Coleman Clarke, Tony Falvo, Mark Edward Lewis | Finalist |
Best Original Music | |||
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Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Musician(s) | Result |
Star Trek: Horizon | Tommy Kraft | Winner | |
Needs of the Many | Zak Belica | Finalist | |
Red Shirt | Jai Sun | Finalist | |
Star Trek Continues | "Come Not Between the Dragons" | Andy Farber, Jonathan Kruger, David Raiklen, Michael Staffeldt | Finalist |
Star Trek: Dark Armada | "Out of Time" | Justin R. Durban, Wendell Jones | Finalist |
Best Makeup & Hairstyling | |||
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Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Makeup Artists/Hairstylists | Result |
Star Trek Continues | "Come Not Between the Dragons" | Amber Burch, Shaquanta Green, Thomas Green, Stephanie Hall, Lisa Hansell, Tim Vittetoe, Aubrey Warner, Randilee Warner | Winner |
Star Trek Continues | "Embracing the Winds" | Sally Barnes, Shaquanta Green, Thomas Green, Stephanie Hall, Lisa Hansell, Tim Vittetoe, Aubrey Warner, Randilee Warner | Finalist |
Star Trek: Horizon | Lisa Hansell, Vera Khzouz, Tim Vittetoe | Finalist | |
Star Trek: New Voyages | "The Holiest Thing" | Jim Bray, Rob Burman, Brian Holloway, Dale Morton, William J. Teegarden, Rivkah Raven Wood | Finalist |
Starship Farragut | "The Crossing" | Eve Gidion, Gina Hernandez, Paul Sieber | Finalist |
Best Costuming | |||
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Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Costumer(s) | Result |
Star Trek Continues | "Come Not Between the Dragons" | Hannah Barucky, Ginger Holley, Liz Wagner | Winner |
Needs of the Many | Gina Vanderkley | Finalist | |
Star Trek Continues | "Embracing the Winds" | Ginger Holley | Finalist |
Star Trek: Horizon | Tommy Kraft | Finalist | |
Star Trek: New Voyages | "The Holiest Thing" | James Cawley, Gwendolyn Wilkins, Patty Wright | Finalist |
Starship Valiant | "Crosses to Bear" | Chrissie Harvey, Chaé Wall | Finalist |
USS Danubia | "Force Contact" | Monika Konz, Petra Unglaub | Finalist |
Best Guest Actor or Actress | ||||
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Actor or Actress | Character | Series Name | Episode Title | Result |
Gigi Edgley | Eliza Taylor | Star Trek Continues | "Come Not Between the Dragons" | Winner |
Jason Carter | The Priest | Project: Potemkin | "Room Service" | Finalist |
Erin Gray | Commodore Gray | Star Trek Continues | "Embracing the Winds" | Finalist |
Jacy King | Doctor Carol Marcus | Star Trek: New Voyages | "The Holiest Thing" | Finalist |
Clare Kramer | Commander Garrett | Star Trek Continues | "Embracing the Winds" | Finalist |
Best Supporting Actor or Actress | ||||
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Actor or Actress | Character | Series Name or Film Title | Episode Titles | Result |
Michele Specht | Dr. Elise McKennah | Star Trek Continues | "Come Not Between the Dragons," "Embracing the Winds" | Winner |
Grant Imahara | Sulu | Star Trek Continues | "Come Not Between the Dragons," "Embracing the Winds" | Finalist |
Tim Kaiser | Admiral Gardner | Star Trek: Horizon | Finalist | |
Cat Roberts | Palmer | Star Trek Continues | "Come Not Between the Dragons," "Embracing the Winds" | Finalist |
Kim Stinger | Uhura | Star Trek Continues | "Come Not Between the Dragons," "Embracing the Winds" | Finalist |
Matthew Trammell | Doctor Mathias | Project: Potemkin | "The Last Child," "The Talinar Incident" | Finalist |
Best Lead Actor or Actress | ||||
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Actor or Actress | Character | Series Name or Film Title | Episode Titles | Result |
Harriet Fettis | Elisabeth | Needs of the Many | Winner | |
Christopher Doohan | Mr. Scott | Star Trek Continues | "Come Not Between the Dragons," "Embracing the Winds" | Finalist |
Aaron Jay | Ben | Needs of the Many | Finalist | |
Paul Lang | Capt. Harrison Hawke | Star Trek: Horizon | Finalist | |
Vic Mignogna | Captain James T. Kirk | Star Trek Continues | "Come Not Between the Dragons," "Embracing the Winds" | Finalist |
Best Director | ||||
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Director(s) | Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Result | |
James Kerwin | Star Trek Continues | "Embracing the Winds" | Winner | |
Julian Higgins | Star Trek Continues | "Come Not Between the Dragons" | Finalist | |
Tommy Kraft | Star Trek: Horizon | Finalist | ||
Wayland Strickland and Scotty Whitehurst | Starship Farragut | "The Crossing" | Finalist | |
Aaron Vanderkley | Needs of the Many | Finalist |
Best Original Story or Screenplay | |||
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Series Name | Episode Title | Author(s)/Writer(s) | Result |
Star Trek: Horizon | Tommy Kraft | Winner | |
Needs of the Many | Aaron Vanderkley | Finalist | |
Star Trek Continues | "Embracing the Winds" | James Kerwin, Vic Mignogna | Finalist |
Star Trek Continues | "Come Not Between the Dragons" | Greg Dykstra, James Kerwin, Vic Mignogna | Finalist |
Starship Farragut | "The Crossing" | Dave Galanter, Paul Sieber | Finalist |
Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form | |||
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Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Executive Producer(s) (or Equivalent) | Result |
Needs of the Many | Aaron Vanderkley | Winner | |
Project: Potemkin | "The Last Child" | Rick Foxx, Randall Landers | Finalist |
Red Shirt | Kynan Dencio | Finalist | |
Starship Valiant | "Crosses to Bear" | Michael L. King | Finalist |
Trek Isolation | "Out of the Fire" | John Broughton, Eric Moran | Finalist |
Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form | |||
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Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Executive Producers (or Equivalent) | Result |
Star Trek: Horizon | Tommy Kraft, Leom Tait, Glen L. Wolfe | Winner | |
Star Trek Continues | "Come Not Between the Dragons" | Steven Dengler, Vic Mignogna | Finalist |
Star Trek Continues | "Embracing the Winds" | Matt Bucy, Doug Drexler, Lisa Hansell, James Kerwin, Ralph M. Miller, Kasey Shafsky | Finalist |
Star Trek: New Voyages | "The Holiest Thing" | James Cawley, Daren Dochterman, Gary Evans, Gregory L. Schnitzer | Finalist |
Starship Farragut | "The Crossing" | Michael Bednar, John Broughton | Finalist |
Summary
Star Trek Continues won six of twelve awards (Best Sound Design, Editing & Mixing; Best Makeup & Hairstyling; Best Costuming; Best Guest Actor or Actress; Best Supporting Actor or Actress and Best Director), Star Trek: Horizon won four awards (Best Special & Visual Effects; Best Original Music; Best Original Story or Screenplay and Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form) and Needs of the Many won two awards (Best Lead Actor or Actress and Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form).[12][13][14][15][16]
2018
Twenty-one independent Star Trek fan films released in calendar year 2017 with a total running time of eight hours, fifteen minutes were deemed eligible for consideration for the 2018 Bjo Awards.
For 2018, no changes were made to the previous year's twelve award categories.
The panel of judges for the 2018 awards included Rigel Ailur, Diana Dru Botsford, Meldrena Chapin, Keith R. A. DeCandido, Andrew Greenberg and Geoffrey Thorne. The awards ceremony was held at Treklanta on May 27, 2018, hosted by Eric L. Watts and Brian Holloway. Awards presenters included Conrad Coates, Gary Graham and Robert O'Reilly.
Films eligible for consideration
Winners & finalists by category
Best Special & Visual Effects | |||
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Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Special & Visual Effects Designer(s)/Artist(s) | Result |
Star Trek Continues | "To Boldly Go, Part II" | Stephen Bailey, Marc Bell, Matt Boardman, Daniel Dod, John Knoll, Gabriel Köerner, Tom Martinek, Michael Struck, Kenneth Thomson, Jr. | Winner |
Star Trek Continues | "Still Treads the Shadow" | Marc Bell, Matt Boardman | Finalist |
Star Trek Continues | "To Boldly Go, Part I" | Stephen Bailey, Marc Bell, Matt Boardman, Michael Struck | Finalist |
Star Trek Continues | "What Ships Are For" | Marc Bell, Matt Boardman | Finalist |
Survivors | Matthew Lee Blackburn | Finalist |
Best Sound Design, Editing & Mixing | |||
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Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Sound Designer(s)/Editor(s)/Mixer(s) | Result |
Star Trek Continues | "To Boldly Go, Part II" | Stephen Cevallos, Ralph M. Miller, Dan Scanlan, Michelle Siles | Winner |
Star Trek Continues | "Still Treads the Shadow" | Ralph M. Miller | Finalist |
Star Trek Continues | "To Boldly Go, Part I" | Ralph M. Miller | Finalist |
Star Trek Continues | "What Ships Are For" | Ralph M. Miller, Michelle Siles | Finalist |
Starship Tristan | "Between Two Worlds" | Randall Landers | Finalist |
Survivors | Matthew Lee Blackburn | Finalist |
Best Original Music | |||
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Series Name | Episode Title | Musician(s) | Result |
The Federation Files | "Walking Bear, Running Wolf" | Konora, Dan R. Reynolds | Winner |
Star Trek Continues | "To Boldly Go, Part I" | Andy Farber, Vic Mignogna | Finalist |
Star Trek Continues | "What Ships Are For" | Vic Mignogna | Finalist |
Starship Intrepid | "Duty of Care" | Jared Cowing | Finalist |
Starship Tristan | "Departures" | Anthony Johnson | Finalist |
Best Makeup & Hairstyling | |||
---|---|---|---|
Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Makeup Artist(s)/Hairstylist(s) | Result |
Star Trek Continues | "To Boldly Go, Part II" | Genie Bolet, Crystal Broedel, Amanda Denkler, Lisa Hansell, Monique Paredes, Thomas E. Surprenant, Matthew Turull, Tim Vittetoe, Aubrey Warner, Randilee Warner, Hillary Warren | Winner |
Star Trek Continues | "To Boldly Go, Part I" | Genie Bolet, Crystal Broedel, Amanda Denkler, Lisa Hansell, Monique Paredes, Thomas E. Surprenant, Matthew Turull, Tim Vittetoe, Aubrey Warner, Randilee Warner, Hillary Warren | Finalist |
Star Trek Continues | "What Ships Are For" | Genie Bolet, Crystal Broedel, Amanda Denkler, Stephanie Hall, Lisa Hansell, Thomas E. Surprenant, Tim Vittetoe, Randilee Warner, Hillary Warren | Finalist |
Starship Intrepid | "Duty of Care" | Laura Adam, Roisin McCallum | Finalist |
The Derelict | Andrew David | Finalist |
Best Costuming | |||
---|---|---|---|
Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Costumer(s) | Result |
Star Trek Continues | "To Boldly Go, Part II" | Hannah Barucky, Nora Brand, Michelle Brooks, Hiba Faouri, Ginger Holley, Miguel A. Moreta | Winner |
Star Trek Continues | "Still Treads the Shadow" | Hannah Barucky, Angelica Chica, Amanda Costigan, Ginger Holley | Finalist |
Star Trek Continues | "What Ships Are For" | Hannah Barucky, Hiba Faouri, Ginger Holley, Miguel A. Moreta | Finalist |
Starship Intrepid | "Duty of Care" | Nicholas J. Cook | Finalist |
The Derelict | Gina Vanderkley | Finalist |
Best Guest Actor or Actress | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|
Actor or Actress | Character | Series Name | Episode Title(s) | Result |
Amy Rydell | Romulan Commander | Star Trek Continues | "To Boldly Go, Part I" and "To Boldly Go, Part II"" | Winner |
Nicola Bryant | Lana | Star Trek Continues | "To Boldly Go, Part II" | Finalist |
John de Lancie | Galisti | Star Trek Continues | "What Ships Are For" | Finalist |
Anne Lockhart | Thaius | Star Trek Continues | "What Ships Are For" | Finalist |
Elizabeth Maxwell | Sekara | Star Trek Continues | "What Ships Are For" | Finalist |
Best Supporting Actor or Actress | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|
Actor or Actress | Character | Series Name | Episode Title(s) | Result |
Michele Specht | Dr. Elise McKennah | Star Trek Continues | "What Ships Are For" and "To Boldly Go, Part I" | Winner |
Kipleigh Brown | Smith | Star Trek Continues | "To Boldly Go, Part II" | Finalist |
Grant Imahara | Sulu | Star Trek Continues | "To Boldly Go, Part II" | Finalist |
M. Brooke Wilkins | Kira | Quark's Space Station | "Too Much Traffic" | Finalist |
Best Lead Actor or Actress | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|
Actor or Actress | Character | Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title(s) | Result |
Vic Mignogna | Capt. James T. Kirk | Star Trek Continues | "What Ships Are For," "To Boldly Go, Part I" and "To Boldly Go, Part II" | Winner |
Christopher Doohan | Mr. Scott | Star Trek Continues | "To Boldly Go, Part I" | Finalist |
Todd Haberkorn | Mr. Spock | Star Trek Continues | "Still Treads the Shadow" and "To Boldly Go, Part II" | Finalist |
Roisin McCallum | Parker | Starship Intrepid | "Duty of Care" | Finalist |
Hayward Morse | Dr. Goode | Chance Encounter | Finalist |
Best Director | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|
Director | Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Result | |
Vic Mignogna | Star Trek Continues | "What Ships Are For" | Winner | |
Matthew Lee Blackburn | Survivors | Finalist | ||
Nicholas J. Cook | Starship Intrepid | "Duty of Care" | Finalist | |
Julian Higgins | Star Trek Continues | "Still Treads the Shadow" | Finalist | |
James Kerwin | Star Trek Continues | "To Boldly Go, Part II" | Finalist | |
Aaron Vanderkley | The Derelict | Finalist |
Best Original Story or Screenplay | |||
---|---|---|---|
Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Author(s)/Writer(s) | Result |
Star Trek Continues | "What Ships Are For" | Kipleigh Brown, James Kerwin, Vic Mignogna | Winner |
Chance Encounter | Paul Laight, Gary O'Brien | Finalist | |
Star Trek Continues | "To Boldly Go, Part I" | James Kerwin, Vic Mignogna, Robert J. Sawyer | Finalist |
Star Trek Continues | "To Boldly Go, Part II" | James Kerwin, Vic Mignogna, Robert J. Sawyer | Finalist |
The Derelict | Aaron Vanderkley | Finalist |
Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form | |||
---|---|---|---|
Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Executive Producer(s) (or Equivalent) | Result |
The Derelict | Aaron Vanderkley | Winner | |
Chance Encounter | Paul Laight, Gary O'Brien | Finalist | |
Star Trek: The Mirror Frontier | Arthur Bellfield, David Eaton, Cameron Sullivan, Christian Vasquez | Finalist | |
Starship Deimos | "The Archive" | Randall Landers | Finalist |
Starship Intrepid | "Duty of Care" | Nicholas J. Cook | Finalist |
Survivors | Matthew Lee Blackburn, Daniel McIntyre | Finalist |
Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form | |||
---|---|---|---|
Series Name | Episode Title | Executive Producer(s) (or Equivalent) | Result |
Star Trek Continues | "To Boldly Go, Part II" | Steven Dengler, Vic Mignogna | Winner |
Quark's Space Station | "Too Much Traffic" | Bob Brandys | Finalist |
Star Trek Continues | "To Boldly Go, Part I" | Steven Dengler, Vic Mignogna | Finalist |
Star Trek Continues | "What Ships Are For" | Steven Dengler, Vic Mignogna | Finalist |
Starship Tristan | "Between Two Worlds" | Randall Landers | Finalist |
Summary
Star Trek Continues won ten of twelve awards (Best Special & Visual Effects; Best Sound Design, Editing & Mixing; Best Makeup & Hairstyling; Best Costuming; Best Guest Actor or Actress; Best Supporting Actor or Actress; Best Lead Actor or Actress; Best Director; Best Original Story or Screenplay and Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form), The Federation Files won one award (Best Original Music) and The Derelict won one award (Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form).[17][18][19]
2019
Twenty-six independent Star Trek fan films released in calendar year 2018 with a total running time of six hours, thirty-nine minutes were deemed eligible for consideration for the 2019 Bjo Awards.
For 2019, because only two of the twenty-six eligible films had running times longer than thirty minutes, the categories of Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form (30 minutes or less) and Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form (31 minutes or longer) were combined into a single category, Best Dramatic Presentation, decreasing the total number of categories from twelve to eleven.
The panel of judges for the 2019 awards included Rigel Ailur, Diana Dru Botsford, Andrew Greenberg, Jason P. Hunt, William Schlichter and Andrew Wallace. The awards ceremony was held at Treklanta on May 26, 2019, hosted by Eric L. Watts and Marc B. Lee. Awards presenters included Aron Eisenberg, Bill Blair and Nichole McAuley.
Films eligible for consideration
Winners & finalists by category
Best Special & Visual Effects | |||
---|---|---|---|
Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Special & Visual Effects Designer(s)/Artist(s) | Result |
Avalon Universe | "Ghost Ship" | Samuel Cockings, Earl Hale | Winner |
Last Survivor | Matthew Lee Blackburn | Finalist | |
The Adventures of the USS Parkview | "The Bunny Incident" | Robert McConnell | Finalist |
The Federation Files | "Galaxy Hopper" | Samuel Cockings, Josiah Reynolds, Dan R. Reynolds | Finalist |
Best Sound Design, Editing & Mixing | |||
---|---|---|---|
Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Sound Designer(s)/Editor(s)/Mixer(s) | Result |
Last Survivor | Matthew Lee Blackburn | Winner | |
Starship Antyllus | "247" | Jack Finlay, Doug Grindstaff, George Kayaian, Joseph G. Sorokin | Finalist |
Starship Deimos | "Shattered Sky," "The Deimos Factor," "Where They Have Gone, We Follow," "The Monolith, Part One," "The Monolith, Part Two" | Randall Landers | Finalist |
The Federation Files | "Galaxy Hopper" | Lonnie P. Howard, Dan R. Reynolds | Finalist |
Best Original Music | |||
---|---|---|---|
Series Name | Episode Title | Musician(s) | Result |
The Adventures of the USS Parkview | "The Bunny Incident" | Kevin Croxton | Winner |
Avalon Universe | "Ghost Ship" | Nicholas McFarland | Finalist |
Battlecruiser Kupok | "Spirit in the Star" | Anthony Johnson, Tony Lunn | Finalist |
Last Survivor | Roland Mair-Gruber | Finalist |
Best Makeup & Hairstyling | |||
---|---|---|---|
Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Makeup Artist(s)/Hairstylist(s) | Result |
Avalon Universe | "Ghost Ship" | Lezlie Sawyer | Winner |
Last Survivor | Matthew Lee Blackburn | Finalist | |
Starship Triton | "The Crown Jewels of Xantharus" | Ann Elliott Drew, Renda Carr, Lezlie Cohen, Tilcia Furman, Randall Landers, Heather Spates | Finalist |
The Adventures of the USS Parkview | "The Bunny Incident" | Audrea Martin, Lindsay Jerden | Finalist |
Best Costuming | |||
---|---|---|---|
Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Costumer(s) | Result |
Good Men and The Fall of Starbase One | Gina Vanderkley | Winner | |
Starship Triton | "The Crown Jewels of Xantharus" | Lezlie Cohen, Ann Elliott Drew, Tilcia Furman, Sara Jean | Finalist |
The Adventures of the USS Parkview | "The Bunny Incident" | Dottie Smith | Finalist |
The Federation Files | "Galaxy Hopper" | Emma Patricia Roberts | Finalist |
Best Guest Actor or Actress | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|
Actor or Actress | Character | Series Name | Episode Title(s) | Result |
Shelton E. Walker | Commodore Alwine | Starship Endeavour | "The Monolith, Part One" and "The Monolith, Part Two" | Winner |
Lezlie Cohen | Commander Mona | Starship Triton | "The Crown Jewels of Xantharus" | Finalist |
James Dougherty | Jim Graham | Starship Antyllus | "247" | Finalist |
Tilcia Furman | Commander Mona | Hospital Ship Marie Curie | "The Beast" | Finalist |
Tom Hagale | Governor Cruz | Starship Endeavour | "The Monolith, Part One" and "The Monolith, Part Two" | Finalist |
Sarah Tompkins | Karas | Starship Deimos | "Prodigal Daughter" | Finalist |
Best Supporting Actor or Actress | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|
Actor or Actress | Character | Series Name | Episode Title(s) | Result |
Lezlie Sawyer | Communications Officer | Avalon Universe | "Ghost Ship" | Winner |
Jose E. Cepeda | Engineer Ramses | The Federation Files | "Galaxy Hopper" | Finalist |
Jack Ryan | MACO Soldier | The Fall of Starbase One | Finalist | |
Cheryl Sahawneh | Romulan Commander | Starship Triton | "The Crown Jewels of Xantharus" | Finalist |
Abby Shepherd | Yeoman | The Adventures of the USS Parkview | "The Bunny Incident" | Finalist |
Sarah Tompkins | Navigator Anaya | Starship Deimos | "Shattered Sky," "Where They Have Gone, We Follow" | Finalist |
Best Lead Actor or Actress | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|
Actor or Actress | Character | Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title(s) | Result |
Daniel Buckle | Ambassador Sultek | The Fall of Starbase One | Winner | |
Rachel Kahan | Mackenzie | The Fall of Starbase One | Finalist | |
Victoria Fox | Lt. Amanda Beck | Avalon Universe | "Ghost Ship" | Finalist |
Ben Peer | Captain | The Adventures of the USS Parkview | "The Bunny Incident" | Finalist |
Best Director | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|
Director | Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Result | |
Aaron Vanderkley | The Fall of Starbase One | Winner | ||
Kevin Croxton | The Adventures of the USS Parkview | "The Bunny Incident" | Finalist | |
Joshua Michael Irwin | Avalon Universe | "Ghost Ship" | Finalist | |
Aaron Vanderkley | Good Men | Finalist |
Best Original Story or Screenplay | |||
---|---|---|---|
Author(s)/Writer(s) | Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Result |
Kevin Croxton | The Adventures of the USS Parkview | "The Bunny Incident" | Winner |
Joshua Michael Irwin | Avalon Universe | "Ghost Ship" | Finalist |
Alex McVey, Aaron Vanderkley | Good Men | Finalist | |
Aaron Vanderkley | The Fall of Starbase One | Finalist | |
Glen L. Wolfe | The Federation Files | "Galaxy Hopper" | Finalist |
Best Dramatic Presentation | |||
---|---|---|---|
Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Executive Producer(s) (or Equivalent) | Result |
Avalon Universe | "Ghost Ship" | Joshua Michael Irwin | Winner |
Last Survivor | Katie Blackburn, Matthew Lee Blackburn, Daniel McIntyre | Finalist | |
The Adventures of the USS Parkview | "The Bunny Incident" | Kevin Croxton | Finalist |
The Fall of Starbase One | Aaron Vanderkley | Finalist |
Summary
Avalon Universe, "Ghost Ship" won four of eleven awards (Best Special & Visual Effects, Best Makeup & Hairstyling, Best Supporting Actor or Actress, Best Dramatic Presentation); The Adventures of the USS Parkview, "The Bunny Incident" won two awards (Best Original Music, Best Original Story or Screenplay); The Fall of Starbase One won two awards (Best Lead Actor or Actress, Best Director) and shared one with Good Men (Best Costuming); Last Survivor won one award (Best Sound Design, Editing & Mixing); and Starship Endeavour, "The Monolith, Part One" and "The Monolith, Part Two" won one award (Best Guest Actor or Actress).[20][21]
2020
Thirty-three independent Star Trek fan films released in calendar year 2019 with a total running time of ten hours, nine minutes were deemed eligible for consideration for the 2020 Bjo Awards. Eleven of these films were one-half of a two-part film. Because the casts and crews of these eleven films are identical in both parts, the ballot listed them as single two-part films in order to not pad the ballot with double entries for essentially the same film. (One film, the 16-minute first half of a two-parter, was withdrawn from the ballot because the second part was not released until 2020, reducing the total run time of the remaining films to nine hours, fifty-four minutes. This excluded film will be included on the 2021 ballot.) As a result, the remaining ten films, each one half of an episode, became five two-parters, with two of them exceeding 30 minutes in running time. There were also five single-part films that exceeded 30 minutes, bringing the total number of films, as listed on the ballot, that exceeded 30 minutes to seven. Accordingly, the category of Best Dramatic Presentation was once again divided into two categories: Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form (30 minutes or less) and Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form (31 minutes or longer), bringing the total number of award categories back up to twelve. The remaining ten unchanged categories were Best Original Story or Screenplay; Best Director; Best Lead Actor or Actress; Best Supporting Actor or Actress; Best Guest Actor or Actress; Best Costuming; Best Makeup & Hairstyling; Best Original Music; Best Sound Design, Editing & Mixing; and Best Special & Visual Effects.
The panel of judges for the 2020 awards included Rigel Ailur, Troy Bernier, Michael A. Burstein, Melissa Carter, Matthew M. Foster, Andrew Greenberg, Robert Greenberger, Mark McCray, Jeremy Roberts, William Schlichter and Andrew Wallace. The awards ceremony was held at Neutral Zone Studios in Kingsland, Georgia, on December 11, 2021, hosted by Eric L. Watts and Pixi "Ilia" Nereid. The awards presenter was Pixi "Ilia" Nereid.[22][23]
Films eligible for consideration
Winners & finalists by category
Best Special & Visual Effects | |||
---|---|---|---|
Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Special & Visual Effects Designer(s)/Artist(s) | Result |
Line of Duty | Samuel Cockings | Winner | |
Avalon Universe | "Avalon Lost" | Samuel Cockings, Joshua Michael Irwin | Finalist |
Avalon Universe | "Demons" Part 1 and Part 2 | Samuel Cockings, Joshua Michael Irwin | Finalist |
The Holy Core | David Combe, Jim Riker, Gary O'Brien | Finalist | |
Temporal Anomaly | "Part 1" and "Part 2" | Samuel Cockings | Finalist |
Best Sound Design, Editing & Mixing | |||
---|---|---|---|
Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Sound Designer(s)/Editor(s)/Mixer(s) | Result |
Avalon Universe | "Demons" Part 1 and Part 2 | Joshua Michael Irwin | Winner |
Avalon Universe | "Avalon Lost" | Joshua Michael Irwin | Finalist |
The Holy Core | Gary O'Brien | Finalist | |
Tales from The Neutral Zone | "The Looking Glass" Part 1 and Part 2 | Cliff Stoner, Dan Scanlan, Michael Heath, Jr. | Finalist |
To Have Boldly Gone | "Part 1" and "Part 2" | Dan Scanlan | Finalist |
Best Original Music | |||
---|---|---|---|
Series Name | Episode Title | Musician(s) | Result |
Avalon Universe | "Demons" Part 1 and Part 2 | Nicholas McFarland | Winner |
All Roads Lead to Home | Adam Mullen | Finalist | |
Avalon Universe | "Avalon Lost" | Nicholas McFarland | Finalist |
The Federation Files | "The Equinox Effect" | Kevin McLeod | Finalist |
Temporal Anomaly | "Part 1" and "Part 2" | Matt Milne | Finalist |
Best Makeup & Hairstyling | |||
---|---|---|---|
Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Makeup Artist(s)/Hairstylist(s) | Result |
Line of Duty | Sankari Sivaramalingam | Winner | |
Avalon Universe | "Avalon Lost" | Victoria Fox | Finalist |
Avalon Universe | "Demons" Part 1 and Part 2 | Emmanuel J. Rodriguez, Leah French, Victoria Fox, Heather Meré | Finalist |
Battlecruiser Kupok | "A Matter of Trust" | Randall Landers, Ann Elliott Drew | Finalist |
The Federation Files | "The Equinox Effect" | Leah French, Stephania Masco, Michelle Reynolds, K.T. Blessing | Finalist |
Starship Tristan | "Repercussions" Part One and Part Two | Renda Carr, Ann Elliott Drew, Randall Landers | Finalist |
Best Costuming | |||
---|---|---|---|
Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Costumer(s) | Result |
Line of Duty | Gina Vanderkley | Winner | |
Avalon Universe | "Avalon Lost" | Joshua Michael Irwin, Victoria Fox | Finalist |
Avalon Universe | "Demons" Part 1 and Part 2 | Victoria Fox, Glen L. Wolfe | Finalist |
The Federation Files | "The Equinox Effect" | Glen L. Wolfe, Emma Patricia Roberts | Finalist |
Tales from The Neutral Zone | "The Looking Glass" Part 1 and Part 2 | Stephanie Mann | Finalist |
Best Guest Actor or Actress | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|
Actor or Actress | Character | Series Name | Episode Title(s) | Result |
John Laws | James Laws | Avalon Universe | "Demons" Part 1 and Part 2 | Winner |
David Butler Agrinsonis | Excalibur Helmsman | Avalon Universe | "Demons" Part 1 and Part 2 | Finalist |
Lillian Cole | Captain Gaia Starr | Battlecruiser Kupok | "A Matter of Trust" | Finalist |
Tracie Frank | Lt. Commander Pyper | Dreadnought Dominion | "Redemption at Red Medusa" | Finalist |
Glen L. Wolfe | Captain Harris | Avalon Universe | "Demons" Part 1 and Part 2 | Finalist |
Best Supporting Actor or Actress | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|
Actor or Actress | Character | Series Name | Episode Title(s) | Result |
Paul Walencamp | Captain | Line of Duty | Winner | |
Victoria Archer | Engineer Jamie Archer | Avalon Universe | "Avalon Lost" | Finalist |
Victoria Fox | Bartley/T'Xi | Break Free | Finalist | |
Victoria Fox | Lt. Mary Bartley | Shakedown | Finalist | |
Emma Long | Commander Eleanor | Star Trek: Unity | "The Lewis Inquiry" | Finalist |
Jessica Niven | Fletcher | Line of Duty | Finalist | |
Sankari Sivaramalingam | Doctor | Line of Duty | Finalist | |
Gill Sutton | President Jillian/Laura Lee | Star Trek: Unity | "The Lewis Inquiry" | Finalist |
Best Lead Actor or Actress | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|
Actor or Actress | Character | Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title(s) | Result |
Juliet Godwin | Hero | Line of Duty | Winner | |
Hannaj Bang Bendz | Commander Boltzmann | The Holy Core | Finalist | |
Mary Jane Blystone | Janessa Mitchell | All Roads Lead to Home | Finalist | |
Marcus Churchill | Ensign Sam Harriman | Temporal Anomaly | "Part 1" and "Part 2" | Finalist |
Victoria Fox | Commander Beck | Avalon Universe | "Demons" Part 1 and Part 2 | Finalist |
Will Leach | Charlie | Line of Duty | Finalist |
Best Original Story or Screenplay | |||
---|---|---|---|
Author(s)/Writer(s) | Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Result |
Paul Laight, Gary O'Brien | The Holy Core | Winner | |
Joshua Michael Irwin, Victoria Fox | Avalon Universe | "Avalon Lost" | Finalist |
Aaron Vanderkley | Line of Duty | Finalist | |
Randall Landers | Starship Deimos | "Children of Eberus" | Finalist |
Samuel Cockings | Temporal Anomaly | "Part 1" and "Part 2" | Finalist |
Best Director | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|
Director | Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Result | |
Aaron Vanderkley | Line of Duty | Winner | ||
Joshua Michael Irwin, Victoria Fox | Avalon Universe | "Avalon Lost" | Finalist | |
Victoria Fox | Avalon Universe | "Demons" Part 1 and Part 2 | Finalist | |
Gary O'Brien | The Holy Core | Finalist | ||
Samuel Cockings | Temporal Anomaly | "Part 1" and "Part 2" | Finalist | |
Lawrence Fleming | To Have Boldly Gone | "Part 1" and "Part 2" | Finalist |
Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form | |||
---|---|---|---|
Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Executive Producer(s) (or Equivalent) | Result |
Line of Duty | Aaron Vanderkley | Winner | |
Avalon Universe | "Avalon Lost" | Joshua Michael Irwin, Victoria Fox | Finalist |
Eleventh Hour | Vance Major | Finalist | |
Starship Deimos | "Children of Eberus" | Randall Landers | Finalist |
Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form | |||
---|---|---|---|
Series Name or Film Title | Episode Title | Executive Producer(s) (or Equivalent) | Result |
The Holy Core | Alexander Mayer | Winner | |
Avalon Universe | "Demons" Part 1 and Part 2 | Joshua Michael Irwin, Victoria Fox | Finalist |
Temporal Anomaly | "Part 1" and "Part 2" | Samuel Cockings, Alex Nikitin, Glen L. Wolfe | Finalist |
Summary
Line of Duty won seven of twelve awards (Best Special & Visual Effects; Best Makeup & Hairstyling; Best Costuming; Best Supporting Actor or Actress; Best Lead Actor or Actress; Best Director; Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form); Avalon Universe, "Demons" Part 1 and Part 2 won three awards (Best Sound Design, Editing & Mixing; Best Original Music; Best Guest Actor or Actress); and The Holy Core won two awards (Best Original Story or Screenplay; Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form).
References
- ↑ The Bjo Awards web page
- ↑ The "Save Star Trek!" letter-writing campaign
- ↑ NASA space orbiter USS Constitution renamed USS Enterprise
- ↑ "The 2015 Independent Star Trek Fan Film Awards Winners" YouTube, 7/28/2018
- ↑ "Independent Star Trek Fan Film Awards Announced" TrekToday, 4/27/2015
- ↑ "And the winners are: The Star Trek Independent Fan Film Awards" TrekMovie, 4/26/2015
- ↑ "The Star Trek Independent Fan Film Awards" The Trek BBS, 2/9/2015
- ↑ "The 2016 Independent Star Trek Fan Film Awards Winners" YouTube, 4/18/2016
- ↑ "Independent Star Trek Film Awards – Winners Announced!" Fan Film Factor, 4/25/2016
- ↑ The 2016 Independent Star Trek Fan Film Awards, The Bjo Awards (Facebook), 4/18/2016
- ↑ "the Independent Star Trek Fan Film Awards finalists" KRAD's Inaccurate Guide to Life (LiveJournal), 4/11/2016
- ↑ "The 2017 Independent Star Trek Fan Film Awards Winners" YouTube, 5/2/2017
- ↑ ""TREKLANTA 2017" Treksphere, 5/8/2017". Archived from the original on 2018-08-03. Retrieved 2018-08-08.
- ↑ "And The 2017 Independent Star Trek Fan Film Award Goes to..." The Rogers Revue, 5/5/2017
- ↑ "2017 Independent Star Trek Film Awards (now the 'BJO's') WINNERS ANNOUNCED!" Fan Film Factor, 5/3/2017
- ↑ "Thirty-three NOMINEES announced for the 2017 INDEPENDENT STAR TREK FAN FILM AWARDS" Fan Film Factor, 2/14/2017
- ↑ "The 2018 Bjo Awards Ceremony – Finalists and Winners" YouTube, 6/4/2018
- ↑ "BJO FAN FILM AWARD WINNERS for 2018 announced!" Axanar Productions, 5/29/2018
- ↑ "BJO FAN FILM AWARD WINNERS for 2018 announced!" Fan Film Factor, 5/28/2018
- ↑ "2019 BJO AWARD winners from TREKLANTA!" Fan Film Factor, 5/28/2019
- ↑ "The 2019 Bjo Awards Ceremony – Finalists and Winners" YouTube, 7/12/2019
- ↑ The 2020 Bjo Awards Finalists & Winners
- ↑ 2020 Bjo Awards Virtual Ceremony
Notes
- ↑ This requirement may be waived under certain circumstances at the sole discretion of Treklanta management. To date, the only film to be exempted from this requirement is "Prelude to Axanar" due to its "mockumentary" format
- ↑ For awards presented to individuals, nominees must be listed on those films' IMDb page
IMDb listings
- ↑ Star Trek Continues, "Lolani" on IMDb
- ↑ Project: Potemkin, "The Night the Stars Fell from the Sky" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Rendezvous, "The Inquiry" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Secret Voyage, "Rise of the Gongdea" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Exeter, "The Tressaurian Intersection" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Reliant, "Supply and Demand" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek Continues, "Fairest of Them All" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek Natures Hunger, "Star Trek Encounters Silence of the Lambs" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Valiant, "Legacy" on IMDb
- ↑ Project: Potemkin, "Command Decision" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Farragut, "Conspiracy of Innocence" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Axanar, "Prelude to Axanar" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Reliant, "Stalemate" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek Natures Hunger, "Dorothy's Awesome Shuttlecraft Adventure" on IMDb
- ↑ Project: Potemkin, "Holding Pattern" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek New Voyages: Phase II, "Mind-Sifter" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Natures Hunger, "Why Toto Can't Join Starfleet" on IMDb
- ↑ Project: Potemkin, "We Few..." on IMDb
- ↑ Project: Potemkin, "Frazier's Angels" on IMDb
- ↑ Project: Potemkin, "The Chair" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Natures Hunger, "The Starfleet Screw Up" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek Continues, "The White Iris" on IMDb
- ↑ Project: Potemkin, "Third Watch" on IMDb
- ↑ Project: Potemkin, "Do No Harm" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Renegades, "Pilot" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Intrepid, "Transposition" on IMDb
- ↑ Battlecruiser Kupok, "Battle of Alawanir" on IMDb
- ↑ Project: Potemkin, "Ladies Night Out" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek Continues, "Divided We Stand" on IMDb
- ↑ Dreadnought Dominion, "Anchors Aweigh" on IMDb
- ↑ Dreadnought Dominion, "Haunted" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Tristan, "Moving Day" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Eye of the Tempest, "Part 1" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Eye of the Tempest, "Part 2" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Natures Hunger, "Scorned at the Captain's Table" on IMDb
- ↑ Needs of the Many on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: New Voyages, "The Holiest Thing" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Horizon on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Deimos, "The Lucky One" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Farragut, "The Crossing" on IMDb
- ↑ Red Shirt on IMDb
- ↑ Battlecruiser Kupok, "Sanctuary" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Natures Hunger, "The Darkside of Starfleet Justice" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Intrepid, "Nemo Me Impune Lacessit" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Tristan, "Relics and Regrets" on IMDb
- ↑ Project: Potemkin, "The Last Child" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Deimos, "Aftermath" on IMDb
- ↑ Project: Potemkin, "The Talinar Incident" on IMDb
- ↑ Project: Potemkin, "The Hunt" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek Continues, "Come Not Between the Dragons" on IMDb
- ↑ Project: Potemkin, "Inquiry" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Revenge on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Tristan, "The Chronicles of Lanclos" on IMDb
- ↑ Project: Potemkin, "All in a Day's Work" on IMDb
- ↑ Assignment: Earth, "Boredom" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek Continues, "Embracing the Winds" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Tristan, "The Greater Good" on IMDb
- ↑ Project: Potemkin, "Destinies" on IMDb
- ↑ Trek Isolation, "Out of the Fire" on IMDb
- ↑ The Federation Files, "His Name Is Mudd" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Tristan, "Be Careful What You Wish For" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Raven, "Voyager Continues" on IMDb
- ↑ Project: Potemkin, "Room Service" on IMDb
- ↑ USS Danubia, "Force Contact" on IMDb
- ↑ Dreadnought Dominion, "Chain of Command" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Deimos, "Pas de Trois" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Valiant, "Crosses to Bear" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Dark Armada, "Out of Time" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Natures Hunger, "Sting of the Prosecution" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Tristan, "Between Two Worlds" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Intrepid, "Duty of Care" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Deimos, "The Archive" on IMDb
- ↑ Chance Encounter on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Tristan, "Departures" on IMDb
- ↑ Quark's Space Station, "Too Much Traffic" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek Continues, "Still Treads the Shadow" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Tristan, "The Monsters Are With Us" on IMDb
- ↑ Survivors on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Deimos, "No Greater Love" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek Continues, "What Ships Are For" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Tristan, "The Voice of Your Blood" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Tristan, "Seeing Red" on IMDb
- ↑ The Federation Files, "Walking Bear, Running Wolf" on IMDb
- ↑ The Derelict on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek Continues, "To Boldly Go, Part I" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek Continues, "To Boldly Go, Part II" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Triton, "New Orders" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: The Mirror Frontier on IMDb
- ↑ The Federation Files, "Extraction" on IMDb
- ↑ Good Men on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Intrepid, "The Story" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Tristan, "Sepulchre" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Tristan, "Pride and Prejudice" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Natures Hunger, "Quest for a Champion" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Deimos, "Prodigal Daughter" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Deimos, "Shattered Sky" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Deimos, "The Deimos Factor" on IMDb
- ↑ The Fall of Starbase One on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Tristan, "A Look in the Mirror" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Eagle, "Patterns of Destruction" on IMDb
- ↑ The Adventures of the USS Parkview, "The Bunny Incident" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Antyllus, "247" on IMDb
- ↑ Hospital Ship Marie Curie, "The Beast" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Tristan, "Deception" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Triton, "The Crown Jewels of Xantharus" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Tristan, "Distant Echoes, Part One" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Tristan, "Distant Echoes, Part Two" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Endeavour, "The Monolith, Part One" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Endeavour, "The Monolith, Part Two" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Deimos, "Where They Have Gone, We Follow" on IMDb
- ↑ Battlecruiser Kupok, "Spirit in the Star" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek Enterprise E, "Assimilation" on IMDb
- ↑ The Federation Files, "Galaxy Hopper" on IMDb
- ↑ Last Survivor on IMDb
- ↑ Avalon Universe, "Ghost Ship" on IMDb
- ↑ Temporal Anomaly, "Part 1" on IMDb
- ↑ Temporal Anomaly, "Part 2" on IMDb
- ↑ Avalon Universe, "Avalon Lost" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Deimos, "Diplomatic Relations" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Antyllus, "Desperate Gambit" on IMDb
- ↑ The Holy Core on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Deimos, "Children of Eberus" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Triton, "Confrontations" on IMDb
- ↑ Tales from The Neutral Zone, "The Looking Glass, Part 1" on IMDb
- ↑ Tales from The Neutral Zone, "The Looking Glass, Part 2" on IMDb
- ↑ Dreadnought Dominion, "Redemption at Red Medusa" on IMDb
- ↑ To Have Boldly Gone, "Part 1" on IMDb
- ↑ To Have Boldly Gone, "Part 2" on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Tristan, "Repercussions, Part One" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Unity, "The Lewis Inquiry" on IMDb
- ↑ Line of Duty on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Tristan, "Repercussions, Part Two" on IMDb
- ↑ Star Trek: Unity, "Tabula Rasa" on IMDb
- ↑ The Human Adventure on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Deimos, "The Solomon Gamble" on IMDb
- ↑ The Federation Files, "Galaxy Hopper" on IMDb
- ↑ Avalon Universe, "Demons, Part 1" on IMDb
- ↑ Dreadnought Dominion, "The Heist" on IMDb
- ↑ Avalon Universe, "Demons, Part 2" on IMDb
- ↑ Battlecruiser Kupok, "A Matter of Trust" on IMDb
- ↑ Shakedown on IMDb
- ↑ Break Free on IMDb
- ↑ Eleventh Hour on IMDb
- ↑ All Roads Lead to Home on IMDb
- ↑ The Scribbler on IMDb
- ↑ Starship Antyllus, "As It Is Written..." on IMDb
- ↑ The Federation Files, "The Equinox Effect" on IMDb