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General pre-production timeline from the Memory Alpha article:
1956: Gene's first science fiction story, "The Secret Weapon of 117", airs on the anthology show Chevron Theatre. 1960: Gene begins work on a story called "Star Trek" 1963: Gene's first show, The Lieutenant. 1964, March: First proposal for the show submitted to Desilu. The Drake Equation, a precursor to Hodgkin's Law of Parallel Planet Development, and the "Wagon Train to the Stars" concept are already present. Here we meet Captain April (later to appear in TAS as the first captain of the Enterprise) of the Yorktown. Many preliminary ideas for TOS episodes are presented as the kind of thing that the show would be about. 1964, April: Desilu makes a three-year deal with Gene to develop a show. 1964, Spring-Summer: Gene consults with various experts, Matt Jeffries comes on board. See the Antiques Roadshow clip about the consultation here (I already posted this elsewhere, but why not do it again here?) 1964, June: "The Cage" outline is submitted and approved. 1964, September: "The Cage" script is finished, shooting is approved. 1964, October: Matt Jeffries hard at work on the Enterprise model and various props. Casting completed. Robert Justman is hired. 1964, November: Shooting begins. 1965, February: "The Cage" screened by NBC. A second pilot ordered. 1965, July: "Where No Man" begins filming.
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