CBS/Paramount sues to stop Axanar 2 - Electric Boogaloo-Fanboys gone WILD-too many hyphens
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So no production insurance, after all that blather. Not surprised. 
This! Absolutely this! Mister Big Shot wanted to make an Axanar spin off and let one of his doofuses f-up a green screen he don't own! It is to laugh!
I only got one thing to say...
I wish people would stop giving him money so he feels it is a viable strategy.
Oh he already reopened his GFM and raised the goal $5000..........cause why should HE have to pay?
Ah, the amateur hour. And people wonder why unions and guilds are so strict about who can and cannot touch what on a film set.
On Polaris I was forever snarling at cast and crew who'd wander onto the bridge set with their lunches and beverages, "you stain anything you die". Most of them learned to stay clear off the actual set any time they even handled a soda.
On Polaris I was forever snarling at cast and crew who'd wander onto the bridge set with their lunches and beverages, "you stain anything you die". Most of them learned to stay clear off the actual set any time they even handled a soda.
And so it begins? And I don't care it's the wrong franchise I'm misquoting!
Crowdfunding to pay for your own stupid mistakes is the most 2019 thing ever.
I hope no one sends this guy any money. Didn't get insurance, let a bunch of amateurs handle things they obviously didn't know how to handle and now begs for money to sabe his ass. He talks about taking responsibility and then asks other people to cover the majority of the cost, that's NOT taking responsibility it's weaseling out of it by putting the burden on your donors.
Who did they think cleans under the set? It was unreasonable, the floor under objects that are rarely or never moved is almost always filthy as fuck, a sound stage isn't a magically clean environment. You don't dump a green screen on the floor you can see and you definitely don't stuff it into a crevice under a set, that's just common sense.
Agreed..........ironic isn't it? Oh and sorry to disappoint but it looks like suckers have already dropped $4000 for him in about 18 hours.
Dustbunnies and sawdust sure, but it seems OIL was the big problem on the material. I have no idea why lots of oil would be everywhere unless LFIM didn't clean up at all before installing the sets in the warehouse. Then again that would have been smart.
Maybe they didn't have to expect oil specifically but they should have expected something under there that could damage the green screen. But I shouldn't be too hard on them, they made a mistake but they aren't the ones making donors pay for it.
Not making, just asking. $25,500 for about 10 minutes..........
Quite right and it was the oil I was thinking of (rather than general dirt) when I made my earlier comment about what not to expect on the floor of the "sound stage" - although really this just boils down to carelessness, whatever the mitigating circumstances
Huh, a new green screen costing 4,700 bucks? Who knew filmmaking could be so expensive?
Oh, yeah, everyone who knows what they're doing.
Oh, yeah, everyone who knows what they're doing.
Money has nearly been raised:
https://fanfilmfactor.com/2019/12/11/follow-up-a-green-screen-christmas-miracle/
https://fanfilmfactor.com/2019/12/11/follow-up-a-green-screen-christmas-miracle/