The Tressaurian Intersection premiered in Austin, Texas one year ago today. Probably the best fan made Trek episode made so far.
Nov 022015
Mar 162015
I was thinking of addressing something like this, so I am very glad Star Trek Phase II show runner David Gerrold posted this rant to his Facebook page. He makes a great point but is missing one important part.
He calls out the fans for being disrespectful of the people who make the films, saying that Trek fans should act like Trek fans and be tolerant and such. But what about those who MAKE the films. Should they not also be held at least to the same level of civility? Continue reading »
Nov 302014
This whole fan-editing thing has gotten out of control. First it was Star Wars Episode I, then other films. Some of these edits are quite good by the way. And now…it’s the teaser. Is nothing sacred?
To be honest I did not think there was enough meat to the teaser to make anything much of it, but as usual the internet has overruled me.
First, we start off with the ‘It’s so dense’ George Lucas Special Edition of the Official Teaser. And it’s hilarious. Check it out:
Sep 202014
Star Trek fans should really check out this Kickstarter by author Stephen Fender. Stephen is a published author with a pretty neat hobby; he likes to write Star Trek ‘fan fiction’. And he is working on a series of new Trek novels set during The Four Years War.
What is Star Trek: The Four Years War?
The Four Years War was a protracted conflict between the United Federation of Planets and the Klingon Empire, which took place roughly ten years prior to the events depicted in Star Trek: The Original Series.
The entire war was outlined in a supplement for the FASA version of Star Trek: The Role Playing Game. While the supplement goes into some detail concerning battles, tactics, and political motives, it is lacking a great deal.
Being an avid fan of military history, I felt that this was a great project to test my abilities at novel writing. Thus, in 2011, this series was born.“
Jul 312014
The 21 Minute introduction to the upcoming Axanar feature film is now available to the public! The Axanar team have posted the video on Kickstarter to help raise awareness of the fundraising effort for the main film and have asked that it not be posted elsewhere, so you will have to head over there to see it in HD.
Believe Moby, it is worth checking out.
In any case here is the short non-HD version, only 5 minutes long, that I can post here(via Kickstarter).
Trust Moby, go see the whole thing in HD.
Of course, fans should also check out the Axanar Facebook page for up-to-date information on the project.
