Star Trek: The Continuing Mission Builds Towards International Success

After four weeks in my new job here in the Bay Area I am finally starting to settle in a bit more. The job is becoming routine and the plans have been approved on the building of my new life.

Today, December 20^th 2007 marks another milestone in my professional career. The audio production on which I am Executive Producer, Star Trek: The Continuing Mission, is being featured prominently on the International News Network, CNN. This attention has ramped up traffic to our official website to a staggering two hundred thousand hits in a 36 hour period. While I have been featured in and on my different formats of media this particular occasion and article is the highest traffic generator I’ve been a party to.

Today, while walking to work from my home in the Santa Cruz Mountains, I was interviewed by a reporter for the local newspaper, the Santa Cruz Sentinel for a Front Page article tomorrow. This is yet another personal milestone and it should certainly help to build anticipation among Star Trek fans for the December 25^th, Christmas Day premiere of the show.

The out-pouring of support in the hundreds of emails we have received from excited and buzzed Star Trek enthusiasts has been fabulous. Please continue to send your emails and if you are looking to audition, as many of you are, please send us a full 2 minute demo of your voice. If you are a member of the media, or a blogger / podcaster who wishes to schedule a time for an interview, discussion or some other form of exchange, or you would like to request my presence at an event please contact my personal representation by following – THIS LINK

Here’s to a successful premiere!

-Sebastian Prooth

Returning Home to the Bay Area

Those of you who have been reading SebRT.com since it was created and then again some of you who have just come across it recently, might know that I was born in America and California was my home until late 2003 when I crossed the big wet thing to live in England with my Mom. Since then, I have done college here, got media qualifications, became a published author and started my biggest project yet.

Now it’s time to go home.

I will be returning to live in the Bay Area and for a short time, while I sort things out I am going to live with my Dad near Santa Cruz. As you can imagine this is a massive change, yet again but while I was on vacation last month in America I realized I should be home.

Moving back to America of course means leaving certain things and people behind but I am looking forward to building my life there and accomplishing all the things I have set out to do. I’m looking forward to looking some “old” friends up and attending those terrifying High School Reunions.

If you are wondering how this might effect the production of Star Trek: The Continuing Mission then you should know that it hasn’t and shouldn’t affect it much at all. Andy Tyrer and I will continue to work closely to bring the latest chapter in audio drama to the Internet.

Thanks for your readership over the last two years and I hope that you stay with the site as I move into another phase of my life and I’ll see you on the other side of the pond.

I’ll be at the Star Trek: Experience if you need me!

Star Trek: The Continuing Mission production is on schedule as we wrap up production for the pilot episode “Ghost Ship” which is set to premeire on December 25 2007. Today we have made some major announcments about guest cast members and several additions to our official website. Check it out here!

Star Trek: The Experience: Yes, you read that correctly I will be visiting the Las Vegas, Hilton on the 16th and 17th of October. If you want to talk, walk up and say hello! If you wondering where to look I will be spending a good amount of time with Lawrence Montainge who just happens to be one of their guests of honor most weekends up until Christmas!

If I do have the pleasure of meeting any of you we will be sure to put up a special photo gallery of those who came to say hi!

See you at the EXPERIENCE!