And this, of course, is the point, 'cause he ain't makin' another film.
CBS/Paramount sues to stop Axanar 2 - Electric Boogaloo-Fanboys gone WILD-too many hyphens
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And part 2 of the interview is available:
https://fanfilmfactor.com/2018/09/2...nancials-and-the-bridge-set-interview-part-2/
https://fanfilmfactor.com/2018/09/2...nancials-and-the-bridge-set-interview-part-2/
but... but... be promised we'd get axanar-lite.
Yeah...it's amazing how many promises he makes that he doesn't keep, almost as if he was a liar or sumpthin'...
Lol - it's seems 'AXACON' isn't its own convention after all - they're 'piggybacking' on an actual Convention: SphinxCon
https://sphinx-con.org/
So, Lol - seems Alec isn't content with just a partyroom for his 5 or so remaining followers. he's charging $25 extra for the privilege of listening to him talk about how CBS/Paramount are e'evil' for questioning how he raised $2.5 Million using the Star Trek IP without a license; and then somehow explaining how after 2.5 million he has nothing left to actually MAKE Axanar in any form and needs more money to produce 2 15 minute vignettes where he's not even sure yet if he'll use the Bridge set he spent time first building, then moving from L.A. to Atlanta.
What I find hilarious is how he touts that now they have accountants watching their finances. You know that old saying about closing the barn door after the horses got out? This is like closing the barn door after the horses got out and they all broke legs running away and had to be put down and were sent to the dog food factory and are now in cans of Alpo all over the country.
I'm just sayin' it's a bit late for that shit, Alec.
I'm just sayin' it's a bit late for that shit, Alec.
Looks like Fan Film Factor has joined the BBS. Let's hope he joins in our little party here. 
What's the handle of the account??
I'm a software engineer, and I can tell you that it's absolutely true, at least for software planning.
I get what you're saying, but having already read the article they're citing, I can sorta understand where they're coming from, even if I don't necessarily agree.
Makes me wonder if Axanar supporters think like this:
I'd point out that the reverse is also true. If you're not with the Axahaters on everything, then you're against them. Whereas most fans just simply are tired of the crap, and are getting on with other things.
I have a hard time holding a grudge against anyone (except the ex) mainly because I have better things to do.
Running factories and crews there is always that one person which you either have to remove from the equation or impose rules on everyone else just because one brain is wired to believe that if there isn't a rule against it, then you can do it.
I've been in the shoes CBS was put in and I got to tell you I would have done differently. The rule of thumb is/was you don't make a profit off the holders IP, you don't even pretend to, in any way shape or form. It's a good rule and with a little common sense it works.
It's fans that has kept Star trek alive for half a century and some of these fans actually express their love in the form of fan films, God bless them one and all.
These people need rules? You tell me but none that I've ever met. Most simply spend a lot of time and effort creating their vision of Star Trek and now that's bad if it's in a 20 minute format?
I can't confirm it but I read where Studio 9 got a C & D if so why? Are the rules expanding? If so is there something new we should all be concerned about?
Hopefully not.
Running factories and crews there is always that one person which you either have to remove from the equation or impose rules on everyone else just because one brain is wired to believe that if there isn't a rule against it, then you can do it.
I've been in the shoes CBS was put in and I got to tell you I would have done differently. The rule of thumb is/was you don't make a profit off the holders IP, you don't even pretend to, in any way shape or form. It's a good rule and with a little common sense it works.
It's fans that has kept Star trek alive for half a century and some of these fans actually express their love in the form of fan films, God bless them one and all.
These people need rules? You tell me but none that I've ever met. Most simply spend a lot of time and effort creating their vision of Star Trek and now that's bad if it's in a 20 minute format?
I can't confirm it but I read where Studio 9 got a C & D if so why? Are the rules expanding? If so is there something new we should all be concerned about?
Hopefully not.
A lot of us are just hanging around for the comedy. Because there's a lot of easy jokes just begging to be used.
For the record...
accounting and taxes are a year by year type of thing. The post only refers to 2017. Wonder what taxes were filed, paid / not paid for all of the prior years?
No one really wants to 'clean up the taxes' (CA, IRS, probably GA, payroll...) unless there has been a problem. Wonder what the problem is?
Call the IRS.
accounting and taxes are a year by year type of thing. The post only refers to 2017. Wonder what taxes were filed, paid / not paid for all of the prior years?
No one really wants to 'clean up the taxes' (CA, IRS, probably GA, payroll...) unless there has been a problem. Wonder what the problem is?
Call the IRS.
Blog post on Axanar site about the latest financials as mentioned in the FanFilmFactor interviews:
https://axanarproductions.com/axanar-financial-update/
https://axanarproductions.com/axanar-financial-update/
Yeah, Carlos is living rent free in AP's head.
Probably has a vacation place in FFF's melon, too.
I thought they had independent accountants before it all exploded... so nothing new.