Michael Aron
Michael Aron worked as a cinematographer on the Star Trek: The Next Generation two-part episode "Time's Arrow," which remains a fan favorite for its blend of 24th-century sci-fi with a gripping 19th-century mystery. His work helped visually tie together the complex shifts in time that saw Captain Jean-Luc Picard and his crew encounter Mark Twain and his era while uncovering a deadly alien presence beneath San Francisco. Aron's cinematography contributed to the distinct look of both the present-day and historical scenes, capturing the character-driven drama around Data’s investigation into the aliens feeding on human brain energy. By shaping the atmosphere in "Time's Arrow," Aron played a key role in bringing writers and director Robert Scheerer’s vision to life, balancing classic sci-fi elements with period detail. Fans of The Next Generation will appreciate how Aron’s visual storytelling helped deepen the connection between Picard’s Enterprise crew and one of the series’ most unusual and beloved adventures.
Browse 1 HD Star Trek screencap gallery featuring Michael Aron, including Time's Arrow (1).
