They probably have at least one dedicated paralegal intern watching him. 
CBS/Paramount sues to stop Axanar 2 - Electric Boogaloo-Fanboys gone WILD-too many hyphens
They probably have at least one dedicated paralegal intern watching him.
Here is is hard at work:
It's nice to imagine the lawyers calling the agents of Faran Tahir, Tony Amendola, and Pat Tallman (if she still has one) to find out the terms under which those actors agreed to participate. (IANAL and don't know if this is something they'd actually do, but it seems like a good idea.) If this actually goes back to arbitration it may come up then, if the violation of the professional actors clause was one of the reasons CBS/Paramount decided to act.
It'll also be interesting to see if any of those three make any public statements, or just pretend none of this ever happened.
I seem to remember Peters update videos from 2024 or 2023 saying they were doing additional photography and pick ups around this time. I'm not sure if they did anything in the last year or so.
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I would guess the professional actors filmed their parts over a decade ago with how long this has dragged on. With Trek being in the dry spell it had been back then they probably just thought appearing was a gift to the fans more than anything else. Neither they nor their agents could have predicted the epic shit show the project became.
I believe this thing has been shot twice, once by Paul Jenkins and now by whoever they got as director #4. God knows what mix of footage they used.
A lot of this stuff is automated so some *thing* is always paying attention.
I wish I was that paralegal! IP cases are my interest.They probably have at least one dedicated paralegal intern watching him.
From the settlement docs. Don't see Patricia Tallman, Farin Tahir, or Tony Amendola in this list. A clear breach. Not much defense to this one. Peters was just testing the limits and the response was pretty much immediate.
Apparently he’s gunning for arbitration. Don’t know what chances he thinks he actually has.
No.
Probably hoping to find a gotcha he can use against CBS. The only thing that would probably accomplish is them pretty much killing any and all fan works.
define good, the Special effects were solid, and acting was inoffensive, but you can tell Peters isn't a professional actor.
I do wonder what the commentators mean when they say Axanar is what Trek should be. Like, do they want documentary-style storytelling? More than likely they're just happy to see ships and costumes from their childhood, with little thought to the actual story being told by Peters.