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Star Trek - Battlecruiser Kupok "Sanctuary" NOW ON-LINE

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While visiting a planet to honor his brother and the crew of the To'ng, Captain Kesh finds the survivors have developed their own society, their own...sanctuary.

Starring Jack Zumwalt as Captain Kesh, Larry Davis as Commander Ja-kor. Special guest stars William C. Searcy as Commander K'Tar and Rachel Andrews Vickery as Captain Benz. Featuring Camille Adair, Lee Drew, Amanda McGaha, Kristie Rankin, Scottie Rushin, and Zack Vice. Written by Homer William Eversole. Music by Anthony Johnson. Directed and Edited by Randall Landers. Produced by Dave MacKenzie. Co-Executive Producer: Rick Foxx. Series Creator and Executive Producer: Randall Landers.

Running time: 7:55
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Good stuff, indeed. The only issue that I saw was the makeup. I'm sure the heat and humidity is a nightmare when it comes to the Klingons. Good to hear sharp audio. One less issue to distract from the story. I really like the Klingon Captain. A good mix of bloodthirsty raider along with a dollop of humor and maybe even some compassion. Of course, he might have seen his solution as a greater punishment than the traditional Klingon answer to "Abomination!"
 
Yeah, the sun beating down and actors sweating make for some rough makeup from time to time. William's right forehead kept popping loose no matter how much spirit gum and latex we applied. The same was true of the back of Jack's head. Still, we had a good time shooting, and I think we did a pretty good job under the conditions.

Thanks to everyone for the feedback!
 
Yeah in the Heat and humidity Pros Aide works well, it does not slip like spirit gum and some other prosthetic appliance stick-ums.....
 
Too bad you couldn't over-dub it into Portuguese. That would have been funny.

Probably would be! But we're grateful to Ulisses for his work, not only for Potemkin Pictures, but for many, many other fan films as well. I wish we had more folks like him volunteering to do this sort of thing!
 
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