That reason being they're really the same thing.
Isn't that what it is?
CBS/Paramount sues to stop Axanar 2 - Electric Boogaloo-Fanboys gone WILD-too many hyphens
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What makes his lack of knowledge amazing is that he purports to run a blog about fanfilms. With all the chances he's had to interview fanfilmakers before he even thought of making a film of his own you'd think he'd ask at least a few questions about process so he's not starting from absolute zero information-wise.
To be fair, most fanfilms are pretty crappily produced and messy affairs. New Voyages was infamously disorganized. Seems like only STC had some semblance of professional organization, but I could be making assumptions. We barely got Polaris's principle photography in the can because the set wasn't ready at the start of the shoot and we were behind by like 5 pages by the end of day 2. I figured out how to get 11 pages covered in one day and got us back on track, but it was a near thing.
Whatever happened to Polaris, anyway?
Whatever happened to Polaris, anyway?
https://www.trekbbs.com/threads/whatever-happened-to-starship-polaris-fanfilm.248023/
Post-production hell. I’m hopeful we’ll see it finished before I retire.Whatever happened to Polaris, anyway?
Exeter made it, I'm sure Polaris will as well.
Hey, if I recall guys who finally finished "The Tessurian Intersection" took a decade to do so - but it got out in all it's glory.
My phone usually autocorrects to that...
That's fine, in fairness, but as a matter of common sense, if that's true of most fanfilms shouldn't someone who makes it his mission to report on the making of fanfilms know at least that much going into making one of his own, and not be all "Yippee skippee! I'm so in love with Good Ol' Alec that I'm going to make an homage to his (non-existent) masterwork and be just like him! What could go wrong?" and later be like "Oopsie! never saw that basic thing coming!"
He just keeps talking about all this stuff that he didn't realize was going to be part of his job as executive producer for Interlude.
They actually finished The Tessurian Intersection? I gave up ever getting the last part of that ages ago.Hey, if I recall guys who finally finished "The Tessurian Intersection" took a decade to do so - but it got out in all it's glory.
Two emails so far today, one is "we're halfway there give us more money." The other is something about David Gerrold being on something called Axanar Confidential, I guess it's one of their live-streams. I didn't reach much of it.
Post filming blog post on FanFilmFactor:
https://fanfilmfactor.com/2019/11/04/and-thats-a-wrap-for-the-first-main-shoot-of-interlude/
https://fanfilmfactor.com/2019/11/04/and-thats-a-wrap-for-the-first-main-shoot-of-interlude/
Indeed "Tressaurian" did. Worth the wait!
Does anyone know how "Polaris" is doing, post production wise? I wasn't sure about posting in the thread mentioned above as it's been a couple of years since the last post.