On November 12, 2019  IndiPix Films will release a remastered 10th Anniversary edition of  Yesterday Was a Lie  (available on multiple platforms, including Blu-ray)!  Kipleigh plays the leading role in Yesterday Was a Lie which is an award-winning sci-fi noir film from writer/director James Kerwin. The film also stars Chase Masterson of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Peter Mayhew who portrayed Chewbacca in the Star Wars. Learn more about the film at www.yesterdaywasalie.com, and stay updated on Twitter @yesterdatwasalie. 

To see a 10th Anniversary promo video with Kipleigh and James Kerwin click on your preference: YouTube or Vimeo

Join me as Captain Kuumaarke on a Trek-tastic new mission with Paul Stamets: "Beneath the Skin" in Star Trek Online's new season AWAKENING!

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Star Trek Continues has finally completed the 5 year mission which boldly began so many years ago. Kipleigh is honored to have had the chance to be a part of this award-winning web series, both as her character "Lt. Barbara Smith" and as the writer of Star Trek Continues' 9th episode: "What Ships Are For." 

If you'd like to watch the Star Trek Continues two-part finale: "To Boldly Go: Part I" & "To Boldly Go: Part II" (or any other STC episode) visit www.startrekcontinues.com and click on the Episodes tab.

The Star Trek Continues episode "What Ships Are For" (written by Kipleigh) was awarded the Best New Media Award at 2017's Burbank International Film Festival. "What Ships Are For" is the 9th episode of this multi-award-winning web series, in which Kipleigh also plays the role of Lt. Barbara Smith.

To watch "What Ships Are For," click: HERE

To read reviews of "What Ships Are For," click: HERE

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For more information about this episode see the "STC Ep9: WHAT SHIPS ARE FOR" announcement on the next page..

Click on the image to the left to see this 5-minute standalone sci-fi short starring Kipleigh as "Fabry" and Chase Masterson as "Sulla." R.U.R.: Genesis is a proof-of-concept "teaser" for the eventual feature-length film R.U.R. set in a stylish retro-futuristic world where "artificial" people have been created to serve humankind. The feature script is based the original play R.U.R. written by Karel Čapek in 1919. Čapek's play went on to serve as the inspiration for Metropolis and Blade Runner, and is responsible for introducing the word "robot" into the English language. In a provocative, action-packed plot, the feature-length R.U.R. will explore the social and moral ramifications of an artificial race, as well as the nature of the soul, love, and life itself. Paradise has a price… For more information visit: RURfilm.com.

Click HERE to check out Kipleigh's interview about Star Trek Continues with Nick Digilio on Chicago's WGN Radio. 

Kipleigh is elated to return for Star Trek Online's 14th season: "Emergence" as the voice of Captain Kuumaarke, who partners up with Star Trek: The Next Generation's Geordi La Forge (voiced by LeVar Burton) in the featured episode "Melting Pot." Captain Kuumaarke is member of the Lukari, a recently discovered race in the Star Trek universe. Kipleigh has played Kuumaarke in the previous STO seasons "Escalation," "Reckoning," "Agents of Yesterday," and "New Dawn." Click here to join the adventure and explore the Star Trek universe in this premier free-to-play massively multiplayer online role-playing game developed by the awesome folks at Cryptic Studios. Click the image to the left to see the official trailer for STO's "Emergence." To see a short video of Kipleigh recording her first STO episode, "Sunrise," click here.

"This may be the best STAR TREK TOS (The Original Series) fan-film yet! Kipleigh Brown's brilliant script perfectly captures the TOS flavor as well as being a wonderful piece of social commentary, and Vic Mignogna outdoes himself as Kirk. Bravo!"

- Robert J. Sawyer, Hugo Award-winning author, "FlashForward"

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Kipleigh is honored to have written the 9th episode, "What Ships Are For," of the award-winning web series Star Trek Continues. The episode guest stars the renowned John de Lancie. "What Ships Are For" and all Star Trek Continues episodes can be seen, for free, at StarTrekContinues.com. Kipleigh also appears in the episode as her recurring character Lt. Barbara Smith. To read other reviews of episode 9, click: here

Kipleigh plays a recurring role in the Webby Award and Geekie Award-winning web series Star Trek Continues, beginning in Episode 3: "Fairest of Them All" and continuing through the remainder of the series. To watch these episodes, visit StarTrekContinues.com. And check out the Wired.com series on the making of STC, featuring an interview with Kipleigh.

Come frolic in The Dork Forest! Click HERE to listen to Kipleigh's "dork on dork dialogue" with mega-awesome comedienne Jackie Kashian.

Get your Kling On with Kipleigh and the awesome guys of TrekGreeks.com! Gravitational waves give it two thumbs up. Click on the pic to the left to hear the interview. Qapla'!

Release your inner nerd and listen to Kipleigh's interview with the nerdtastic folks at  The Nerd Show. Link directly to interview by clicking: HERE  (Kipleigh's segment begins at 13:25 min/secs in).