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Whatever happened to Starship Exeter?

I'm aware of fundraising sites and we've talked about it.

Not sure if additional hands on the "weirdspace" effects would help at this point, but we are talking to some people about some very specific shots we need.

Speaking of weirdspace....

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This is a TEST of the Exeter in "weirdspace". The lightning bolts were photographed off an electrical effect gizmo and double exposed in, keeping with the goal of creating effects which could have been accomplished in 1969. The ship is temped in to check motion and perspective, and no grain or color correction has been applied.
 
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Very cool! I loved the section on the Behind the Scenes DVD of The Savage Empire that showed how Jimm and Josh managed to create all their visual effects using as much practical work as possible. Very excited to see you guys continued this practice on Tressaurian Intersection as well!
 
If that's for real, it's kind of genius. If it really is an extended April Fools joke then that's deplorable.
 
Also, to whomever is moderating this Facebook page, I've hit the request button to be added to the group twice now. I see other people who have been added, but I never seem to get a response. Is there something I have to do as acknowledgement to make this happen?
 
OMG! There is a countdown clock on the Exeter web site. Can it be, It's come ...I love it...The best tos fan flick of all so far
 
I've been posting some images on the Exeter Facebook page (link), if anyone's interested. Some behind the scenes stuff and a frame from Act 4.

Unfortunately, it requires Facebook login to see.

I used to be able to access this. Now all I get when I click on the link is:

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"This content is currently unavailableThe page you requested cannot be displayed right now. It may be temporarily unavailable, the link you clicked on may have expired, or you may not have permission to view this page."


Is this group closed or deleted? When I was still able to access the page I clicked the button to be added to the group; no one seems to respond. Can someone tell me if this Facebook page still exists?

Thanks, J.
 
I can see the counter. When I accessed the page, it was counting 78 hs, 5min, 34 sec, 00 ml. :)
I´m auxiouslly waiting the news. It was indeed a very good fan movie when first aired on the net.
 
There are two Exeter groups.

The first is the original Facebook group and is under frequent barrage of spam posts. The admins of the page have seemingly abandoned it, so there's not really anything to be done about it.

The active, current Facebook page was set up a few months ago and is admin'ed by John Atkin. If you can find that one, you should be able to join.
 
^^^I looked at that page via a Facebook account that hasn't joined the group, so I have no idea why you're having an issue.
 
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