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EnglishWhat television, video game, and animation projects are listed on Nick Sagan Online?
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Nick Sagan Online (nicksaganprojects.com) organizes his screen and interactive media work into distinct categories: Television, Video Games, Animation, and Planetarium Shows. The site functions as a portfolio, with each category listed in the main navigation alongside Novels, Comics and Graphic Novels, Non-Fiction, Articles, and Forewords. The homepage excerpt specifically names Alien Encounters, Star Trek, and Space Precinct under television, while video games, animation, and planetarium shows appear as separate listed media types rather than subcategories of one another.
Television credits named on the site
The page evidence identifies three television projects by name:
- Alien Encounters
- Star Trek
- Space Precinct
These appear as the television entries in the site's navigation structure. The site does not, in the excerpt provided, break down his specific role (writer, story editor, etc.) for each title — that detail would sit on the individual category or project pages.
Video games, animation, and planetarium shows
Beyond television, the site lists three further media categories:
| Category | What it signals |
|---|---|
| Video Games | Interactive/narrative game writing credits |
| Animation | Animated series or film work |
| Planetarium Shows | Science-communication or dome-theater writing |
Each is presented as its own top-level section, which tells you the site treats them as separate bodies of work rather than lumping all screen media together.
Why the site is structured this way
Nick Sagan Online reads as a working portfolio rather than a fan page or blog. The navigation splits his output by medium — Television, Video Games, Animation, Planetarium Shows, Novels, Comics and Graphic Novels, Non-Fiction, Articles, Forewords — so a visitor can jump straight to the format they care about. A "Beyond" section and a Blog sit alongside these, and the homepage also carries promotional notes (a COSMOS: Season 3 trailer, a Voyager interview, and a Variety "Writers on Writers" piece on Gravity), which reinforces the portfolio framing.
If you want the specific credits within Video Games, Animation, or Planetarium Shows, open those individual sections — the homepage excerpt only confirms that the categories exist and names the three television titles above.