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I tried to make a little movie scene in Star Trek Bridge Commander. Enjoy. And by the way, thanks to all Mod-Developers of www.bcfiles.com

This is a test scene I created with Star Trek Bridge Commander and edited after with Sony Vegas 7. The Nexus Similar Background effect which I keyed in, I have created it by myself (Footage of an explosion; Flashes during Thunderstorm filmed by myself. Sony Vegas Effects (Chroma Keyer, Vegas Quake) Enjoy!

Emil Roosz und sein Orchester v. Hotel Excelsior, Berlin Gesang: Austin Egen Kristall 3268 mx. C 1883 Berlin, 1932

Hermann Rohrbeck b. 1899, Berlin, d. 1978, Berlin, Germany . Instrument: Violin He formed his own band while still studying at the Stern Conservatoire in Berlin and continued the band after World War I ended. His brother Paul Rohrbeck was also in the band. The orchestra found engagements in Berlin at such venues as Resi, Delphi Palace, Hotel Excelsior, and others, and also toured to other large cities. Before, and after, WW II, his was for many years, the on-board orchestra of different Ocean liners. Rec.: Hermann Rohrbeck m.s. Tanzorchester -- Memory (Für mich gab's im Leben nur eine), (A.Barry/J.Wright/J.Texter), 1935

Bei Fräulein Liesbeth im Parterre (Egen,Marbot/Schwarz)- Bernard Etté u.s. Orchester, mit Refraingesang (Kurt Mühlhardt?), Kristall 1931 --------------------------------- Bernard Etté (born 1898, in Kassel -- died 1973 in Mühldorf) German bandleader and violinist. In age of 17 he played in a music-trio in one of Kassel wine cellars, to earn money for his music studies in Berlin. From 1923 he led the Boston Club Orchestra being one of first German dance bands to give regular on air concerts, ever since the invention of the wireless became widespread. Bernard Etté's hard-working style was famous - it was a common practice that his band performed in several places in one day, sometimes for 12 hours with only short breaks. Having established his own Tanz-Orchester, Etté employed the best musicians available in Berlin, such as Franz Grothe, Dajos Bela, Paul Godwin, Billy Bartholomew, Otto Stenzel. In the turn of 1920s/1930s he performed in „Casanova Ciasno" in Lutherstrasse. He won the "Golden Violin" Award and thru the 1930s until WWII, he played in Berlin's best hotels: "Excelsior", "Adlon", "Bristol". After the World War, however, he didn't succeed to retrieve his pre-war popularity. His elegant, smooth, hotel-club style of the 1930s ended, with the triumph of the boogie-woogie and jive big-band orchestration.

DAY 11 Berlin. GEM is touring Germany, Luxemburg and Switzerland for three weeks. Besides driving the van, tuning guitars and keeping the Playstation 2 on board alive tourmanager Arno finds the time to record the GEM adventures in Germany on video. Stay tuned. GEMTV

Ebbs being pushed by Mark through Schonberg airport on one of those baggage carriers at top speed. Listen for the "EXCELSIOR!" at the start.