Best fan film scene Ev-Ah

[Mudd]

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[Maurice]

The Orville prequel.

 

[Mudd]

I like the script - it's economical, moves the (TOS non-) action along, captures the tone of the show and is slyly humorous.

I've watched a lot worse, and these guys were 15.

It reminds me slightly of the first Exeter - the effects are all improvised and practical. It's done in an early home video, pre-computer effects era.

 

[Zaminhon]

Fascinating, it's interesting to see some of his career potential at that age.

 

[Danlav05]

The Orville prequel.

This is canon, right?

And I know the Simpsons is the one for predictions not FG but the uniforms and badges are more Kelvin timeline!!

 

[CorporalCaptain]

That's really cool, and impressive. Is there any more than this one segment?

 

[Jayson1]

I like the script - it's economical, moves the (TOS non-) action along, captures the tone of the show and is slyly humorous.

I've watched a lot worse, and these guys were 15.

It reminds me slightly of the first Exeter - the effects are all improvised and practical. It's done in an early home video, pre-computer effects era.

I love this as well! I think this alone moves him up the chart of our nerd Gods into the top 5 list. I'm guessing now the list is:

1 Bruce Campbell
2 Seth MacFarlande
3 Weird Al Yankovic
4 Kevin Smith
5 Joss Whedon

Jason

 

[JE Smith]

LOL, they've got the nacelles attached incorrectly on their model. Some fans! And I see McFarlane's acting hasn't improved much since this.

 

[alensatemybuick1]

I think the nacelles are simply dropping...you can see a gap at the middle top where the two "strongback" halves are separating behind the connecting dorsal.

 

[Mudd]

LOL, they've got the nacelles attached incorrectly on their model. Some fans! And I see McFarlane's acting hasn't improved much since this.

Well, he'd already achieved Trek-standard.