Star Trek: Renegades

[Danlav05]

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batboy853 wrote:

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Whoa welcome back! I know this is off topic, but what happened to your fanfilm? is it going to be released someplace?

they could always contact this person and see if his bridge is available?
http://subspacecommunique.com/node/499

The Defiant! So we know there's a Galaxy class bridge being restored, the article's dated 2009 I wonder if it's still in tact?

As I said, the Hyperion bridge shows what's physically doable on a lower budget. It'll be interesting to see how Renegades does sets. They said in a Trekzone interview they want to use the permenant 'derelict spaceship' set from OGAM

[FredtheRedshirt]

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batboy853 wrote:

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They said in a Trekzone interview they want to use the permenant 'derelict spaceship' set from OGAM

I don't remember a derelict spaceship from OGAM. Whereabouts in the film (time) does it appear?

[junxon]

wasn't star trek renegades the name of an audio series a while ago?

[Barbreader]

junxon wrote:

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wasn't star trek renegades the name of an audio series a while ago?

I believe this is what you are talking about:

Star Fleet Renegades (Audio series)http://starfleetrenegades.com/Starfl...s/Welcome.html (Single episode Most recent discussion as of June 3, 2012 promises updates 'soon.' http://forums.hiddenfrontier.com/ind...howtopic=15571
http://www.myspace.com/starfleetrenegades

It produced an episode which was released Feb. 22, 2008.

(Listing taken from http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/247.html )

[Harvey]

andriech wrote:

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Absolutely not true. TPTB attribute the return to the TOS Enterprise (JJ Trek) to the popularity they saw in TOS fan films.

Who are the powers that be you're referring to?

If you want to believe that Star Trek fan films had a small impact on Paramount's decision to launch a big screen reboot of the original characters, that strikes me as plausible. But if you want to believe that fan films were anything more than a minor reason for Paramount's decision to sink $150 million (plus prints and advertising) on a big screen reboot, that's crazy.

After the collapse of Rick Berman's version of the franchise, a reboot was a forgone conclusion. CBS certainly wasn't going to let one if its most lucrative properties go to waste. That said reboot chose to use the most popular characters in the franchise (i.e. Kirk, Spock, etc.) is hardly surprising, either.

[Maurice]

I have no doubt that fanfilms played zero part in the Trek reboot. Paramount has a property that's made them tons of money in the past, and even though it was diminishing returns in the previous decade, they obviously understood its potential and when they saw a potentially good pairing with Abrams, they smartly went for it.

[FredtheRedshirt]

Maurice wrote:

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I have no doubt that fanfilms played zero part in the Trek reboot.

Agreed, and I would suggest that claims to the contrary on the part of people associated with the new film are saying so purely for PR purposes.

On the bright side, at least they are aware of fan films.

[andriech]

Well, since they said it privately, I'd disagree. But I'll leave it at that - people are going to believe what they choose to, despite what JJ and CBS has said to anyone.

[Chris3123]

Adrienne Wilkinson has been cast as Captain Lexxa Singh, the leader of the renegades.

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[Tom]

We just cast J.G. Hertzler (Martok in DS9) as the main villain 'Borrada'.

[Danlav05]

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[Danlav05]

Tom wrote:

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We will get there, not worried about that.

You sound like a man with a plan! Just donations have slowed since a VERY fast start - contacts on standby?

I think if a goal is not reached then all the money your donators pledge does not go through to the production.

[Tom]

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