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Instead of "Boldly going where no man has been before" Strange New Worlds attempted to go exactly where the Star Trek franchise HAD been before by attempting to recapture the original series' episodic format, interesting cast, and intrepid adventures for this prequel series.
However, they no longer had to restrict themselves to the small studio sets and unconvincing backgrounds of the original, because thanks to the advancement of modern visual effects they could create convincing sets and immersive environments even though they were still on a tight TV series timeline
Production for Strange New Worlds took place in Toronto, Canada, On Pixomondo’s LED-wall stage.
The stage was a 21 by 9-meter horseshoe-shaped volume with 12-bit, 4K LED video processors, which output real-time animation from Unreal Engine.
Building each of the virtual assets took three months,
Inside the Enterprise itself, including the bridge, sick bay, and corridors, were physical sets. Scenes shot in the volume included the ship’s mess, the engine room, and all interplanetary excursions.
One of the things that they noted was that everybody would always reference the original series and how they presented their shots.
So the VFX teams studied how the original series presented it's establishing shots of ships and all the different things that they did.
Then they looked at what they could do with today's technology to make a better or more evolved version of that whilst still remaining true to the spirit of the original series-
The idea behind the design of the Gorn ships was to make them completely incomprehensible, by designing them to be illogical from both an aesthetic and a practical point of view they managed to make them not only look like they were completely alien but feel like they were too.
Strange New Worlds used modern VFX technology to help tell it's stories in a more convincing and immersive manner, but the greatest thing about this Star Trek series wasn't the fantastical Strange New Worlds it showed us but the Comfortable, Familiar Old Ones it reminded us of.
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