Fan Production Submissions (2)

I thank you for your support, @Maurice!

 

Aww, too bad you can't share any of these.

 

Since Randy has left the building, or so it seems, I'm going to share the films posted by Potemkin Pictures since his exit.

The last one I see he shared was Diplomatic Relations, a self-contained 8:45 piece.

Since then there were...

Children of Eberus
A landing party of junior officers is dispatched to the surface of the planet Eberus to investigate mysterious attacks on the population from monsters.

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Confrontations
Commander Janice Rand, now executive officer aboard the starship Triton to Commodore Alwine, is settling down with her Triton shipmates, some old friends, some new, and some new enemies.

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...and finally...

Repercussions (part one)
The U.S.S. Tristan is on a routine mission when they suffer an attack from a delegation aboard the vessel, pushing the Federation on a brink of war. Can cooler heads prevail in such a trying situation?

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Did anyone else watch these?

 

I would. Thanks for posting them!

 

I haven't gotten to them all, but yes.

 

Thank you Maurice, Just a few quick updates.
After the Guidelines Project Potemkin did a soft rebrand to Potemkin Pictures.
Potemkin Pictures is Listed as Potemkin1711 on Youtube.
At this time Potemkin Pictures has nearly completed a relocation to Kentucky.
Since the time of your post there have been two additional releases

July 27th
[SIZE=6]part two - a Star Trek f[/SIZE][SIZE=6]Repercussions" an production[/SIZE]
While repairs are underway, Captain Privette interrogates the ambassador whose pilot tried to destroy the Tristan! Can the two come to a peaceful resolution before the quadrant is forced into interstellar war?

October 21, (Just a few hours ago)

[SIZE=6]"The Solomon Gamble" -- a Star Trek fan production[/SIZE]
The Deimos is forced to mediate a conflict between a Klingon bird-of-prey and a Federation Merchant Ship. Can Captain Gabriel keep the peace? And will the Klingons let her?

Honest.. I can learn to set links, just not today

 

You click on the film frame icon and paste the video link.

 

I watched Repercussions part 2, but, jeez, the middle of the film is a 6.5 minute scene of two characters sitting at a table and talking and talking and talking...followed by another 3.5 minute scene of two characters sitting at a table and talking and talking and talking IN THE SAME PLACE and using essentially the same camera angles. AUGH. Pain.

The Solomon Gamble was better, because at least stuff was happening.

 

Thanks Maurice, for the posting tip.

 

One thing that I notice in a lot of fanfilms like this is is how "jumpy" the VFX shots are, as if there are frames missing. My guess is that the framerate being rendered to isn't a perfect match the the live action footage and so the editing software is doing some interpolation and losing frames. I've seen this when 23.98fps footage is intercut with 24.00 fps, for instance.

 

There is a brand new Star Trek fan production podcast out.

Look up Endless Vigilance in your podcast aps.
https://twosoberdwarvesproductions.com/

 

Just 3,551.6 km east of me!

 

Welcome!

A tip: You're likely to get more hits if you point to the actual pages of the show, rather than the homepage of your site. For instance:

• Listen on our homepage: https://twosoberdwarvesproductions.com/endless-vigilance/
• On Podtail: https://podtail.com/podcast/endless-vigilance-a-star-trek-fan-production/related/
• On Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/endless-vigilance-a-star-trek-fan-production/id1479937064?ign-mpt=uo=4
• On Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cDovL2ZlZWRzLnNvdW5kY2xvdWQuY29tL3VzZXJzL3NvdW5kY2xvdWQ6dXNlcnM6Njk2ODMxMjQzL3NvdW5kcy5yc3M=
• On Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-346758596

 

Thanks I guess I foolishly thought people would search it up on their phones and such. It is much appreciated that you took the time to find the links

 

You're welcome.

When you're trying to build an audience you want the least friction possible for people to get to your work, especially in an environment with a thousand other potential distractions. And, seriously, it's lazy to expect other people to look for something you want to share when you already know exactly where the subject can be found.

 

I heard rumor Nick's Intrepid was ready to be released today.
I'm off to look elsewhere.

 

Yup.

And the blooper reel.