'Live Long And Prosper': 'Star Trek's Opening Credits Adobe-fied (VIDEO)

Motion graphics artist Shawn Sheehan is a "Star Trek" fan with a Vimeo account -- however bad his cooking skills are, he knows his way around a mouse pad. Sheehan just posted a super-clean original revamp of the opening credits to Gene Rodenberry's never-ending series, which we hereby dub, "Star Trek: The Adobe After Effects Generation." Check it below.

WATCH:

Live Long and Prosper from Shawn Sheehan on Vimeo.

Comments

[aerich]

02:46 PM on 06/25/2012

Andrew Kramer already "Adobefied" Star Trek titles in the latest movie.

[celticmaiden7475]

11:49 PM on 06/24/2012

Love it! It's fun and fits the show.

[satorii1s]

10:35 PM on 06/24/2012

OK time for a diehard Trekker to point out the obvious flaws in an otherwise excellent introduction to Star Trek TOS (if that was its intention.)
This introduction featured the LCARS (Library Computer Access and Retrieval System) panel interface seen on "Star Trek The Next Generation", not the ship controls for "Star Trek TOS", Or for that matter the control panels on the series "Enterprise."
So is this introduction for the entire Star Trek franchise or just TOS?
Either way, its incomplete but what is there is well done, though I don't think worthy of a stand-alone post like this.

[george martini]

12:31 PM on 06/25/2012

Shawn Sheehan is a "Star Trek" fan? This is inexcusable and I'm reporting it to Starfleet Commander.

[SkreetGil1]

03:11 PM on 06/24/2012

OMG so awesome! Luv it!

[littlepuffycloud]

02:29 PM on 06/24/2012

Sheldor would approve.

[eric14]

10:10 AM on 06/24/2012

Nice work.

[CarlIII]

04:44 AM on 06/24/2012

Very cool

[firewired]

12:05 PM on 06/23/2012

I LOVE IT!! Star Trek is one of the greatest TV/Movies series of all-time! One of the very few series I'd EVER want to watch again.....and again......and again!

The new intro is great, and takes nothing away from the original series. Can't wait until the next "Star Trek" movie, due for release in early 2013!

YES, "Live LONG, and PROSPER!" - And remember always, that the "good of the many outweighs the good of the few."

[Loki Laufeyson]

02:27 PM on 06/23/2012

Um ... that would be the NEEDS of the many ...

[firewired]

08:17 PM on 06/23/2012

Excuse me!