Tom, Thanks for clearing that up for me. It's even worse than I originally thought! It appears that a huge part of the money is going to pay the Actors (which is most of the production team). This seems, to me, like a vehicle just to make money. Can you tell me if the Actors are making scale and is the production SAG signatory? I have read that none of the other fan films pay their actors, because they do it out of love for the franchise. At some point, CBS will likely look at this payment as profit and they may ask for a full accounting of all your expenses. Renegades and Axanar may just kill fan films forever, and that will be a sad day.
Tom, Thanks for clearing that up for me. It's even worse than I originally thought! It appears that a huge part of the money is going to pay the Actors (which is most of the production team). This seems, to me, like a vehicle just to make money. Can you tell me if the Actors are making scale and is the production SAG signatory? I have read that none of the other fan films pay their actors, because they do it out of love for the franchise. At some point, CBS will likely look at this payment as profit and they may ask for a full accounting of all your expenses. Renegades and Axanar may just kill fan films forever, and that will be a sad day.
Quick numbers: Your production costs are ~$11,363.00 a minute. That's $10,000 more than other fan productions. Can you tell me/ us why you cost more than them?
Yes we take the fans critiques very importantly and try to adjust based on the feedback (We are Borg after all). I am very excited to see the script Melinda writes!
It is simply not true that no other fan films pay their actors. As far back as Yorktown, in the 1980s, some fan films paid professional actors.
It is simply not true that no other fan films pay their actors. As far back as Yorktown, in the 1980s, some fan films paid professional actors.
Yorktown never paid the professional actors who worked on the Sulu fan-film. It was a different time in the 1980s. What we did have was SAG agreements for them to volunteer their services on the fan-film. George Takei and James Shigeta both worked on the film for free. It was all done for fun.
Amen, reverend.only if Kira the Intendant comes back...
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