Love how much thought is put into these ships. Here's the patrol ship Velocity.
PACIFIC 201 - A Star Trek Film
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Love the Pacific 201 Daedalus-class. Such a cool and believable update of a design that managed to look old fashioned in the 1960's Star Trek: TOS universe.
I absolutely love the aesthetic they're going with here. Now while I think Jeffries was 100% correct in his rational for keeping all the components of the ship accessible from the inside of the ship for maintenance reasons, adding more stuff to the outside of the ship works well in this case. I'll admit, I was bit put off by all the exposed equipment on the Velocity, but looking at it again, I like how it becomes less and less as you progress to the newer ships like the Pacific. These guys really know what they're doing with this and it's actually quite refreshing to see.
And to think they're doing all of this on a tight budget is actually quite astounding to me. These days, even big networked shows don't seem to understand how to use a budget successfully. I'm seriously looking forward to seeing the final thing!
And to think they're doing all of this on a tight budget is actually quite astounding to me. These days, even big networked shows don't seem to understand how to use a budget successfully. I'm seriously looking forward to seeing the final thing!
I love Pacific 201's version of the NX-class.
Yeah, especially with Discovery getting ever closer, a focus on story, characters and actors is crucial to maintain interest in an obviously high quality labor of love.
This makes the Daedalus far more tolerable in my opinion. Great work, as always!
Very cool! Some of the dialogue is a little clunky, but I'm loving the atmosphere.
While not a grab-you-by-the-eyeballs trailer, it does offer some welcome exposition and given an idea of production values, script cohesion and acting chops--well done!
Loved the look of the sets. The dialogue is stilted however. The attempt at cinema verite is too shaky and nauseating.
CBS guidelines allow a fundraising ceiling of $50,000. If their total tops that and they keep asking, I'll worry.
Not the amount, the fact they say they need $1000 FAST to move sets, you've got 31K already...........why do you need $1000 FAST. And moving doesn't sound like a good thing..............
Sounds to me like they didn't include any contingency funds in their budget for emergencies like this. At least, that's what I'm hoping this means...
