Fan Production Submissions (2)

[dmac]

Turning visions into projects, transforming projects into reality. That's Fan Films.

 

[Tim Walker]

Not sure if (fan made) music videos are accepted. On YouTube...for your consideration:

Violin Trek (Star Trek Album) by VioDance

 

[CmdrJoe]

Here is a Youtube link to the HoloNet Audio STAR TREK fanfiction playlist. There are seven audio tracks so far, all family-friendly fanfiction. Three of the tracks are part of a trilogy ("The Huxton Trilogy"), the rest are standalone stories.
STAR TREK Fanfiction Audio - HoloNet Audio

 

[Sgt_G]

This popped up on my YouTube recommended list:

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[KennyB]

AI vibe........

 

[Crewman Commander]

AI vibe........

Yeah, I bailed after detecting that.

 

[Sketcher]

Huh? That's Chris Lea. He's been doing 3D modeling like this for years now. It literally says Blender was used in the description. Not sure where you're getting AI from?

 

[Crewman Commander]

Huh? That's Chris Lea. He's been doing 3D modeling like this for years now. It literally says Blender was used in the description. Not sure where you're getting AI from?

Voice work?

 

[1701 Fan Film]

I'm fundraising for a fan film (the second in a series). I want to respect the rules of Trek BBS. Can we post about open positions for the production somewhere on Trek BBS?

 

[Maurice]

I'm fundraising for a fan film (the second in a series). I want to respect the rules of Trek BBS. Can we post about open positions for the production somewhere on Trek BBS?

You can ask @KennyB about that.

 

[Maurice]

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Oh, another ships-shooting short.

 

[Leo Walsh]

I've got nothing against AI voicework If It's Done Well.* There are professional software packages out there that compensate the voiceover artists who supply the original audio.

In practice, most of it's monotonous. You'd have to have quite a library, I imagine, and cast it with the same care you'd give to live performers.



*Thanks, Samuel T.