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Now On-line: "Where They Have Gone, We Follow" - a Star Trek fan production

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"Where They Have Gone, We Follow"

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Searching for her captain and first officer on the edge of known space, Deimos faces the Federation’s greatest nightmare. As her crew races against time, Wolf Klawitter will confront a legendary evil, alone.

Starring Victoria Avalon as Chief Engineer Gabriel, Jim Brucke as Executive Officer Klawitter, Renda Carr as Doctor Drake, Lee Drew as Security Chief Drogo, LeBarron Sharpe as Tactical Officer Williams, and Tuck Stevens as Tactical Officer Harper. Featuring Tony Anderson as Captain Stone, Timothy Carr as Comm Officer Faron, Kyle Paul as Doctor Burke, Cheryl Sahawneh as Engineer Kader, Monique Dozier Sharpe as Helm Officer Griffin, and Sarah Tompkins as Navigator Anaya.

Written by Victoria Avalon. Directed and Edited by Randall Landers. VFX and Music by Chris Kroznuski. Assistant Producer Lee Drew. Associate Producer & Webmaster Michael Day. Co-Producer Tuck Stevens. Producer David A. MacKenzie. Co-Executive Producer Rick Foxx. Executive Producer Randall Landers.

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From the Starship Deimos Creative Group
Produced by Potemkin Pictures
 
I really liked this new episode of Starship Deimos mentioning Gary Mitchell and what happens in a dangerous part of space. I really liked the story and acting in this episode. I've really have enjoyed watching the new fanfilms from Potemkin productions.:bolian::)
 
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A few brief comments.

The lighting on the bridge seems lower here than in previous films, and the set looks better for it. Whatever you've done different here, keep doing it.

Ending the teaser on an order to kill their own shipmates is a great hook! But it would have ended stronger by cutting the "magnification factor 12" line, since it doesn't add to the drama and we actually don't see anything change on screen after the order is given.

Audio remains the biggest issue. The levels are all over the place, and the sound effects are frequently much too loud, overwhelming the often mushy dialog.

Are those stars I'm seeing over the planet outside the window in the last scene?!

The greenscreen sets are a nice idea for opening up the show, but are sabotaged by mismatched angles between the live action and the virtual sets, notably down-angles on live action mated to backgrounds generated level, so the table often looks tipped and the actors listing. When shooting you should write down the camera tilt so the backgrounds can be generated and aligned properly, or at least shoot a "perspective box" for each angle so that the artists can calculate where the relative horizon line is. It's a super-simple thing to make and use if you are interested.
 
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Congratulations to the cast and crew of "Where No One Has Gone, We Follow"! This production has been accepted to be screened at the James Bond III Web New Media Film Festival as an OFFICIAL SELECTION.
 
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