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No real figuring involved - because the head of CBS legal for licensing said to me "just because we haven't taken action yet doesn't mean we aren't going to."

Hi Atlan, The short answer is - just check this thread in the couple pages immediately following my post. You'll see several other fan film producers confirming that they got the same guidelines from the Head of CBS Legal for licensing. (who is based in NY,NY) The long answer - 1. well...

She claimed she was just showing up "in work clothes, like anyone else" because she was the head of some Starfleet group. The claim didn't hold water - as you wouldn't see a car mechanic, coal mine worker, plumber show up in their work clothes for jury duty.

Carlos' notes were actually incorporated into the script. He was even supposed to be listed as "story editor". JMLs two writer's drafts were very, very bulky to work with. He even repeated scenes verbatim in a few places. It was very interesting to see a writer's mind working there "hmm - that...

Correct. What they've historically put into writing is "don't do that" or "stop that" with the added "and post this message saying we aren't participating or approving your fan film". The difference here is when NV, FF, PP got the emails saying "you can't do this" the answer was, immediately...

I don't agree it had anything to do with the guest stars. TSAMD was a very weak script. WEAT was powerful, with good acting and passable effects. I think they've been trying to please people involved ever since, and it's weakened their offerings. They could be doing some amazing 21st century TOS...

hmm....since the 60 minute cut was missing at least 15 minutes of action, I'm not sure how that's possible.

I believe that is best NVP2 episode of all time. Starting with the writing.

If you can find "Vic's edit" of Kitumba out there anywhere to watch, we'd like to hear about it. He received C&Ds from both the writer and the production studio. (the most notable difference was that he removed some key performances by other actors.) The crux of the issue was he believed he...

I'll bet I could get twice as many people to want to see YOU in London. It's like bragging that your mother liked your artwork so much she put it on the fridge. Not necessarily. As discussed earlier in this thread, Alec appeared as Garth in several of Cawley's films. In addition, the amended...

Don't forget to add the 2011 Mind Sifter shoot. No. He identified his salary as a producer. I've not seen anywhere that he added additional monies paid to him as an actor. (and, if I'm correct, it was others, not Peters, who observed that his union dues were paid.)

For the "June 2012 footage from our aborted version of Mind Sifter" - Greg is correctly including some of the shots of "mourners" that were at James Kirk's memorial. However, it was shot in June 2011. That footage from "the abandoned Mind Sifter" was meshed together with footage shot in June...

There are actually three scenes cut together and up on YouTube on James' channel from the original Mind Sifter, one of them showing Kirk with the Klingons. But they are set to "private" and I sincerely doubt that will ever change. They're on my YT channel too, but out of respect for James, I...

That video was just a fun piece Daren threw together for our Indiegogo campaign.

Okay, this is my last reply to this silly off-topic crap. I stated it in that ONE interview in April 2011 Interview With Patty Wright Posted on April 15, 2011 On June 2014 I mentioned Komack in a simple flub which should have just said "Just because someone is difficult to work for doesn't...

If you reference my post regarding the guidelines, you will see that I talk about an Indiegogo campaign "we" at P2NV had just run to pay for specific items. (If I remember correctly it was a plane ticket and an actor's salary.) That falls within the "guidelines" as it's for specific bills that...

Well, Lenore was an actress with trunks full of clothes. The troupe probably didn't take all her trunks and that's where Marcus found her clothes. ;-)

Actually, YES. Or at least all exploratory ship's in history have. The "guy" is called a Quartermaster and (s)he's supposed to have uniforms, clothing, supplies etc that the crew can buy during their voyage. That's coming from a maritime historian. So, one would expect the exploratory ships...

I missed this in the original post. All of Marcus' personal possessions had just been blown to kingdom come and she came to the Enterprise wearing the only outfit she had left to her name and, one would assume, kept getting it washed overnight. At least that was supposed to be the explanation...

I have to ask "Source?" actually. I mentioned the Chico script in one interview that happened to get published on line. Not several. Someone on this board found the interview and brought up this "alleged" lie here and started a huge discussion about it. (it was off-topic even in that original...