And sushi.They said, "There will be pie!"
And sushi.They said, "There will be pie!"
Yeah, but then the Canadian police would arrest them.Just switch from Trek to Star Wars. You don't have to worry about masks for the stormtroopers!!
Where there is light, there will be shadow. If there is a Yin, there is a Yang. As long as Axanar has its detractors, it will also have its supporters. So long as the supporters sense your hatred, they will rally. Alec cannot play the victim if there's no one to cast as the perpetrator. "Live free, don't join."Every time I see some tidbit on Axanar, I ask...
How is this still a thing?
That's not just unnerving, it's downright terrifying.The shots of AP glaring intently into the camera is a bit unnerving though...
Wait, are they still filming during the pandemic, with everybody close together and face to face with no masks?.
You might be right about the tailoring, but I think the uniform overall needs a stiffer fabric as well. The more seams you have, the better your tailor has to be.They’re horribly tailored and the collar opening is way too big. I like the black side panel, but aside from that there’s absolutely zero interesting about them at all.
Not to go off topic but give me credible sound production, actors that can deliver a line, a score that doesn't blast trumpets over dialog, a camera person that can frame a shot, vfx, lighting, sets, an enjoyable story based on more than a few words from a sixties style script and the cut of the collar is the last detail I'm concerned about.You might be right about the tailoring, but I think the uniform overall needs a stiffer fabric as well. The more seams you have, the better your tailor has to be.
The collar would work if there was more structure to it. It looks like they're trying to do Number One's collar from "The Cage", but that collar is the same color as the primary tunic color, not black. Even then, though, I didn't care for that frumpy collar (although, to be fair, the Axanar version is slightly more tidy).
Actually, this got me interested in what microphones they're using, but it's so difficult to tell that the only mic I can say for sure that they're using is a Blue Yeti. One microphone looks suspiciously like a Sennheiser MKE 600, but the others are almost entirely covered by windscreens. Anyone know what mics they're using?Not to go off topic but give me credible sound production, actors that can deliver a line, a score that doesn't blast trumpets over dialog, a camera person that can frame a shot, vfx, lighting, sets, an enjoyable story based on more than a few words from a sixties style script and the cut of the collar is the last detail I'm concerned about.
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