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Joshua Croughwell Joshua Lee Croughwell is a stuntman and stunt actor who performed stunts as a Ba ' ku boy in . He was born in California and his father is fellow " Star Trek : Insurrection " stuntman Charlie Croughwell . His sister Callie and his brother Cameron Croughwell are also stunt performers . Among his resume are the films " Simon Birch " ( 1998 , with Ashley Judd and stunts by Gregory J . Barnett ) , " What Dreams May Come " ( 1998 , with Rosalind Chao and stunts by Joey Anaya , Noby Arden , Rosine " Ace " Hatem , Johnny Martin , Darlene Williams , and directed in the second unit and stunt coordinated by Charlie Croughwell ) , " Witness Protection " ( 1999 , with William Sadler , Jim Metzler , Daniel Zacapa , Leon Russom , Shannon Cochran , and stunts by Chris Palermo ) , " How the Grinch Stole Christmas " ( 2001 ) , " The Jennie Project " ( 2001 ) , Tim Burton ' s " Planet of the Apes " ( 2001 , alongside his brother and sister ) , and " Hulk " ( 2003 , with Regi Davis , Daniel Dae Kim , Boni Yanagisawa , and Victor Rivers ) .
Abronath The Abronath was an ancient bioweapon of mass destruction created by the " Ancient Ones " of Altamid . History . Long before the 22nd century , the indigenous inhabitants of Altamid engineered the Abronath as a weapon of war . However , as they could not control it , they split the weapon in two and launched the pieces into space , hoping they would never be found . The Ancient Ones later abandoned their homeworld , leaving their technology behind . Krall , the former captain of the Federation starship that had crashed on Altamid in 2164 , sought the Abronath as the instrument of his vengeance on the Federation . He managed to locate one piece after lifetimes of searching . The other piece of the Abronath came into the possession of the Fibonan s . In 2263 , the Fibonans passed the artifact to the Federation to be presented as an offering of peace to the Teenaxi . Mistrustful of the Fibonans and suspicious of the inactive weapon , the Teenaxi refused to accept the Abronath piece , and Captain thereafter had it stored in the archive vault aboard the . Using captured Magellan probe s to access the Starbase Yorktown database , Krall discovered the location of the second piece . He dispatched Kalara to lure the " Enterprise " to Altamid , where his forces destroyed the " Enterprise " and captured most of its crew . Kirk had given the Abronath piece to Ensign Syl for safekeeping , but Krall coerced her into relinquishing it . He then armed the Abronath and demonstrated its power on Syl . Krall planned to use the Abronath to wipe out the millions of inhabitants on Starbase Yorktown , giving him a powerful base from which to launch further attacks against the Federation . Although his fleet of Swarm ship s was destroyed by Kirk and his crew , Krall reached Yorktown ' s central atmospheric regulator , where the Abronath ' s effects would be disseminated throughout the station . Krall activated the Abronath , but was subsequently ejected into space by Kirk and consumed by the weapon . ( ) Specifications . The Abronath consisted of a ring - shaped outer piece and a hexagonal center piece . It was armed by combining the pieces and submerging them in a metallic fluid . Once armed , the Abronath could be activated by turning the center piece clockwise , which caused it to release a cloud of particulates that rapidly disintegrated living beings on contact ; if placed in a ventilated area , the cloud could spread to cover an enormous volume . The Abronath could be deactivated by turning the center piece counterclockwise , which caused the cloud to be drawn back inside the device . ( )
Solis Solis was a Bajoran Vedek who was collecting donations for Bajoran flood victims on Deep Space 9 in 2374 . Constable Odo later arrested him , since paragraph seven of station regulation 1526 prohibited fundraising on the Promenade without a license . Solis was released in less than an hour , but Major Kira Nerys remained angry at Odo for somewhat longer . ( )
Anthony Vitale Anthony Lewis Vitale is the actor and stuntman who appeared as the first welder in the official announcement trailer for . He received the part for a good reason : he actually worked as a certified welder prior to becoming an actor . Hailing from Hailey , Idaho , he currently resides in Long Beach , California . Vitale graduated from Long Beach ' s Reed High School in 1983 . He was awarded two scholarships for English journalism , one from the " Los Angeles Times " and the other from the Rotary Club of Long Beach . He briefly attended Long Beach City College before becoming a marine carpenter / welder . Vitale specifically worked as a finish carpenter and a certified structural steel welder for the city of Los Angeles , California , until he was laid off from his company on 18 November 2004 . Having been theatrically trained as a child , he turned to acting . Since becoming an active member of the Screen Actors Guild in 2005 , Vitale has made appearances on several television series , including " Shark " ( starring Jeri Ryan ) , " The Nine " ( starring John Billingsley ) , and " Numb3rs " . He has also acted and performed stunts in several a number of films , including " Trade " , " The Butcher " , and " The Last Score " . Vitale has always been a " Star Trek " fan . In 2007 , he auditioned for a role in a " big " science fiction movie called " Corporate Headquarters " , unaware that he was actually auditioning for the new " Star Trek " film . After reading for the part of a bridge officer , Casting Director April Webster pulled Vitale aside and asked if he had any welding experience . Being a skilled welder in addition to acting , Vitale was given the role of the main welder in the film ' s teaser trailer . The scene involved the handling of genuine welding equipment and actual welding , hence why an experienced welder was required for the part . The " Star Trek " teaser trailer was filmed in October 2007 , before principal photography began on the actual film . Vitale ' s close - up in the teaser was the first scene shot for the trailer and was thus the first frame of film related to the " Star Trek " movie project ever shot . He is also the first actor to be filmed for an official " Star Trek " production since wrapped in . Vitale ' s scene was directed by the film ' s main director , J . J . Abrams , an unusual move as scenes for trailers are normally directed by assistant directors . Vitale is currently in rehearsals for a remake of " The Night of January 16th " at the Royal Theatre aboard the Queen Mary in Long Beach .
Henry Woronicz Henry Woronicz is an actor who guest starred in one episode of and in two episodes of . His undersuit padding lot from was sold off on the It ' s A Wrap ! sale and auction on eBay . Woronicz filmed his scenes for the episode " The Drumhead " on Friday and Wednesday on Paramount Stage 9 . Woronicz has guest starred in television series such as " Quantum Leap " ( 1991 , starring Scott Bakula and Dean Stockwell , and with Heidi Swedberg , Charles Emmett , and Frank Novak ) , " Cheers " ( 1991 , starring Kirstie Alley and Kelsey Grammer and with Zachary Benjamin ) , " Frasier " ( 1996 , starring Kelsey Grammer and with Dan Butler and Abdul Salaam El Razzac ) , " Picket Fences " ( 1996 , starring Kelly Connell and Ray Walston , and with John Towey , Lisa Chess , Bernard Kates , and Caroline Lagerfelt ) , " Ally McBeal " ( 1998 ) , " Moesha " ( 1997 - 1998 ) , " Seinfeld " ( 1997 and 1998 , starring Jason Alexander and guest starring Ursaline Bryant and Daniel Dae Kim in the latter episode ) , " Law & Order " ( 1999 and 2001 , with Daniel Hugh Kelly in the previous episode ) , and " Law & Order : Special Victims Unit " ( 2002 , with Bruce Davison ) . Woronicz has also performed in the films " When the Cradle Falls " ( 1997 , with Kellie Waymire ) , " Looking for Lola " ( 1998 , with Armin Shimerman , Frank Kopyc , Brian George , and Diane and Elaine Klimaszewski ) , " Primary Colors " ( 1998 , with Brian Markinson , John Vargas , Robert Symonds , Robert Easton , and Scott Burkholder ) , " Living Out Loud " ( 1998 , with Jenette Goldstein , Gina Philips , Willie Garson , and Laura Jane Salvato ) , and " Little Pieces " ( 2000 ) . Between 1991 and 1995 he was the Artistic Director and a regular actor at the Oregon Shakespeare festival .
Fran Severini Fran Severini is a former actress who worked as a background performer on an episode of . A costume top worn by Julianna McCarthy as Mila in the " Star Trek : Deep Space Nine " episode was also worn by Severini . Born as Frances Joyce Greenebaum in Newark New Jersey , Severini attended the Weequahic High School and Essex Co Vo - Tech in Newark . Since 1990 she has been working as an actress in Los Angeles , California , and has recently retired in Florida . Severini had featured parts in the science fiction film " Contact " ( 1997 , with Geoffrey Blake , Tucker Smallwood , and Robin Gammell ) , the sport drama " Lucky You " ( 2007 , with Eric Bana , Sonny Surowiec , and Tad Atkinson ) , the drama " Fixing Rhonda " ( 2008 ) , and the comedy " The Hangover " ( 2009 , with Rachael Harris ) and appeared in episodes of " The Young and the Restless " ( 2008 ) and " Parks and Recreation " ( 2009 ) .
Dave Archer Dave Archer is an author and artist who created glass space paintings for several " Star Trek " productions . For he created four paintings which were re - used several times . He also contributed paintings to the briefing room scenes at Starfleet Headquarters in and for the set dressing at the drydock and Guinan ' s quarters in . His creations were also used in J . J . Abrams ' film . Archer was interviewed for the / edition of and for the article " Kunst im Weltall – Die phantastischen " Star Trek " Gemälde von Dave Archer " , pp . 84 - 89 , in issue 45 of the German magazine " Trekworld " . He also created the artwork for several " Star Trek " magazine covers . Archer ' s reverse glass paintings can also be seen in over 100 feature films and television series including the comic adaptation " Howard the Duck " ( 1986 ) , the television series " Eye to Eye with Connie Chung " ( 1993 - 1995 ) , dozens of documentaries for the Discovery Channel , and more recently in the science fiction sequel " Terminator Genisys " ( 2015 ) . His creations have been published in galleries worldwide since 1961 and were featured on book covers such as for authors Isaac Asimov , Larry Niven , aand Tauzero , magazines , articles , and broadway plays .
Paul Rice Paul Rice was a Human male who served as a Starfleet officer during the mid to late - 24th century . He attended Starfleet Academy with fellow Starfleet officer William T . Riker . Riker remembered him as a confident man , almost to the point of arrogance ; he managed to get away with this trait because he had a tendency to be right . When he took his final test in Advanced Navigation at the Academy , there were three options available ; Rice ignored them , and came up with his own solution . As a result , he was awarded the highest score for the test , which was still in use at the Academy , albeit with four available solutions . Based on this profile , Counselor Deanna Troi reasoned that such a man would have a tendency to fight a battle , as opposed to retreat from one . In 2364 , Riker , now a Commander on the , turned down a captaincy of the in favor of continuing as a First officer with the . Captain Rice served as commanding officer of the " Drake " instead . ( ) Rice was on Deneb IV with Commander Riker prior to Riker ' s assignment to the " Enterprise " - D . " In the anti - time past created by Q , Rice was seen during Jean - Luc Picard ' s communique with Riker , informing his future first officer the delay in the " Enterprise " s arrival to Deneb . " ( ) Later in 2364 , the " Drake " was assigned to Minos to discover why the planet had suddenly become unpopulated . The " Drake " was apparently destroyed by one of the weapons constructed by the people of that planet , a weapon which almost destroyed the " Enterprise " - D a short time later . The same Echo Papa system that destroyed the " Drake " and killed Rice , would later create a of Rice as a ruse to attempt to extract information from Commander Riker . ( ) Appendices . Background information . Rice was named after the titular character in the Gene Roddenberry series , . ( ) Paul Rice was played by actor Marco Rodriguez . Apocrypha . Riker ’ s time with Paul Rice at the Academy is detailed in the " " novel " Deny Thy Father " . Paul Rice also has a card in the " " series of the " Star Trek Customizable Card Game " , which also contains an " easter egg " showing the words " " daed si luap " " ( " " backwards ) - a reference to the urban legend that died in a car accident in 1966 , and while covered up his death and found a lookalike - soundalike replacement , numerous songs played backwards ( as well as regular lyrics and images of the group ) contained various clues revealing the truth .
Ann Goobie Ann Goobie is a Canadian location manager who is working on the sequel , directed by Justin Lin . Goobie worked as production assistant on the 1993 thriller " Arctic Blue " , with producer ' s assistant Eva Morgan , and as assistant location manager on the drama " Double Happiness " ( 1994 ) , the horror comedy " Bordello of Blood " ( 1996 , with Chris Sarandon , William Sadler , and Whoopi Goldberg , associate producer Scott Nimerfro , and production coordinator Eva Morgan ) , and the crime comedy " Excess Baggage " ( 1997 , with Leland Orser ) . As location manager , Goobie ' s credits include the television series " The Crow : Stairway to Heaven " ( 1998 - 1999 , with recurring guest star John Pyper - Ferguson ) , " Family Law " ( 1999 , starring Christopher McDonald , Julie Warner , and Salli Richardson - Whitfield ) , and " Breaking News " ( 2002 ) , the comedy " Cats and Dogs " ( 2001 ) , the horror sequel " Final Destination 2 " ( 2003 , directed by David R . Ellis and starring Tony Todd ) , the science fiction film " Paycheck " ( 2003 ) , the comic adaptations " Catwoman " ( 2004 ) , " Fantastic Four " ( 2005 ) , " X - Men : The Last Stand " ( 2006 , starring Patrick Stewart , Famke Janssen , and Kelsey Grammer , produced by Stan Lee and Ralph Winter , and assistant direction by Ashley Bell and Rhonda Taylor ) , " 4 : Rise of the Silver Surfer " ( 2007 ) , and " X - Men Origins : Wolverine " ( 2009 , produced by Stan Lee , Ralph Winter , and Bryan Singer ) , the science fiction remake " The Day the Earth Stood Still " ( 2008 ) , the science fiction film " 2012 " ( 2009 ) , the reboot " The A - Team " ( 2010 ) , and the action sequel " Mission : Impossible – Ghost Protocol " ( 2011 , starring Simon Pegg ) . More recently , she worked as location manager on the music drama " Metallica Through the Never " ( 2013 ) and on the science fiction film " Tomorrowland " ( 2015 , written and produced by Damon Lindelof , produced by Jeffrey Chernov , music by Michael Giacchino , cinematography by Claudio Miranda , and production design by Scott Chambliss ) .
Dampening field A dampening field or damping field was an energy field that interfered with power emissions within its effective range of operation . Dampening fields could drain an area of power , interfere with communications , block sensor readings including transporter locks , and prevent the operation of phaser s and other large power systems . Dampening fields were employed by a wide variety of species in varying circumstances for varying reasons . Vulcan ' s Forge was protected by a dampening field , a reason the Syrrannite s hid in the Forge . ( ) In 2369 , the damping fields of the runabout were barely operating after the ship returned from a routine mission into the Gamma Quadrant and was forced to return to the station due to a power failing . ( ) A broad band damping field was able to block the communication from a penal moon with starship s . ( ) In 2371 , Tolian Soran erected a dampening field around his laboratory on the Amargosa observatory so no one would discover his plan to annihilate the Amargosa star . ( ) Cardassian space station s are often equipped with a dampening field before they are abandoned , thus trapping anyone who boards the station , rendering them unable to communicate with those outside . ( ) Similarly , the Voth and Night Alien s employ large - scale dampening fields capable of rendering entire starship s powerless , mitigating any danger they may pose . ( ) Tactically , dampening fields may be used in coordination with transporter scrambler s or to prevent the use of phasers and other energy weapons . The threat posed to operations by dampening fields was sufficient for the Federation to develop the TR - 116 rifle as an alternative to phaser rifle s , but only one prototype was built and the weapon was never regularly used by the Federation . ( ) In 2374 , while the crew was asleep as part of a collective unconsciousness , part of the delusion created by the dream species was that they had attacked " Voyager " and placed a localized dampening field around it , disabling the ship ' s engine s , weapons and shields . ( ) In 2376 , while on a trip during shore leave to study a micro - nebula Seven of Nine and Tuvok were captured by Penk who used a dampening field to take their shuttle ' s weapons , shields and engines offline . ( VOY : " Tsunkatse " ) After being marooned inside an energy barrier on Ledos in 2378 , Seven of Nine used the deflector array from her downed Class 2 shuttle to generate a dampening field to neutralize the barrier ' s source . ( )
Fanucci Editore Fanucci Editore is an Italian book publisher of fiction books , founded and based in Rome , Italy . The company was the officially licensed Italian language publisher for the " Star Trek " novels as published by Pocket Books from 1995 until 2003 . Founded in 1971 by its namesake , Renato Fanucci , the publisher started out in specializing in the publications of fiction books in the area of science fiction , fantasy and horror . In this regard the company has gained nation - wide attention for its Italian language publication of the works of renowned science fiction author Philip K . Dick . Over the years the publisher has added thrillers , detectives , movie tie - ins and novels aimed at teenagers to its book line - ups . The " Star Trek " license . In 1994 the Italian language market experienced a dry spell for over a year after firstly Editoriale Garden and subsequently Armenia Editore lost their licenses ( a very short - lived one in the latter ' s case ) to publish " Star Trek " novels in the Italian language . It was then that Fanucci , who had by then attained a solid reputation as a science fiction publisher , stepped in and more than made up for the dry spell by becoming a prolific publisher of translated " Star Trek " novels over the next five years , starting in 1995 . In that period of time , Fanucci did not limit itself to publishing the novels , but also expanded its " Star Trek " line with reference book s as published by Pocket Books , adding a few that were not published by the latter , most notably the biographies of Captain James T . Kirk performer William Shatner and Spock performer Leonard Nimoy . However , it appeared that the translations of the Pocket Books reference books were released in relative limited numbers , as these are particularly hard to come by for new Italian readers in second hand markets , such as eBay or AbeBooks where they command premium prices , especially the 2001 translation of the . Aside from the novels and reference books , Fanucci further capitalized on the considerable popularity " Star Trek " enjoyed in Italy at the time ( exemplified by the fact that they released a translation of " The Klingon Dictionary " ) by publishing the bi - monthly magazine " Star Trek : La Rivista Ufficiale " between 1997 and 2000 . That magazine was in effect a translated and edited Italian language variant of , from which the vast majority of its contents originated , and is to date one of only two known international variants of that magazine , the other one being a German - language version . However , from 2000 onward , publication of the magazine was taken over by the official Italian " Star Trek " fanclub , STIC , with a restarted numbering as " " ( Inside ) Star Trek magazine " " . For unknown reasons Fanucci seemed to have lost its " Star Trek " license to Ultimo Avamposto Editore in 2002 .
Hennesey Hennesey was a Human male who lived aboard the during the mid - 2360s . In 2365 , Hennesey contracted Andronesian encephalitis when the ship ' s transporter filter was disrupted by a cosmic ray burst . Doctor Katherine Pulaski was in the middle of treating Hennesey when Worf and Anya entered sickbay while on a tour of the ship . When Anya saw Pulaski treating her patient , she inquired to what his illness was , only to acknowledge it as a contagious disease that may threaten Salia . Pulaski assured Anya that the air filtering system would handle the threat of an outbreak . Adamant on her position , Anya insisted that she could not rely on the Federation ' s primitive technologies and that Hennesey was to be destroyed . Anya proceed to morph into a large monster and approached Hennesey with the intention of killing him for Pulaski before she was stopped by Worf . ( )
David Wilcox David Wilcox is a writer and producer who wrote the teleplay for the second season episode . Wilcox grew up in Northern Virginia . Between 1992 and 1995 , he attended the Columbia College Chicago in Chicago , Illinois , and since then he has been living in Los Angeles , California . Between 1998 and 2001 , Wilcox was part of the concept team behind the science fiction series " First Wave " . Executive produced by , the series starred " Star Trek " alumni Rob LaBelle and Roger R . Cross . Wilcox received writing credit for nine episodes . After he wrote " Marauders " , he wrote two episodes for the television remake " Dragnet " in 2003 , which featured Tony Plana , Erick Avari , David Andrews , Lorna Raver , Charles Esten , Saul Rubinek , and Robert Rusler . Between 2005 and 2006 , Wilcox worked as executive story editor on the sixteenth season of the drama series , for which he penned thirteen episodes until 2008 . He also worked as supervising producer on the seventeenth season and as co - executive producer on the seventeenth and eighteenth season until 2008 . His 2008 episode " Burn Card " earned him a 2009 Edgar Allan Poe Award nomination in the category Best Television Episode Teleplay . He also worked as story editor on the spin - off series " " which was canceled after one season . For this series , which starred Bebe Neuwirth , Wilcox wrote three episodes between 2005 and 2006 . Among his further projects as co - executive producer and writer were the short - lived science fiction series " Life on Mars " ( 2008 - 2009 ) for which he shared a Writer ' s Guild of America Award nomination in the category New Series in 2009 , and the second and third season of the mystery series " Fringe " ( 2009 - 2011 ) , which was created and executive produced by J . J . Abrams , Roberto Orci , and Alex Kurtzman . Bryan Burk and Akiva Goldsman also produced and Wilcox ' written episodes featured " Trek " alumni Stephen McHattie , Tzi Ma , and Shannon Cochran . Wilcox was interviewed for the Season 3 DVD special features " The Psychology of Duality " and " Constructing An Extrasensory Soundscape " in 2011 . Wilcox developed the fantasy series " 666 Park Avenue " for television which was canceled after the 2012 / 2013 first season . He also worked as executive producer on this project and wrote three episodes while the series co - starred Vanessa Williams and Terry O ' Quinn . Also in 2013 , Wilcox wrote the first - season episode " Havenport " for ' s crime drama series " The Following " . In addition , Wilcox worked as consulting producer on the last three episodes of the first season . More recently , Wilcox worked as executive producer on the first half of the first season of the action / crime series " Legends " in 2014 , along with Kelly A . Manners . He also wrote three episodes for the first season .