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Confessions of an Aca/Fan: Home-Made Hollywood: An Interview With Clive Young (Part Two)
Interview with Clive Young, Author of Homemade Hollywood
SpoutBlog —
... It’s mostly word of mouth on the net, but some big-budget fan productions, like Star Wars: Revelations which I mentioned earlier, and Star Trek: Phase II, a fan film series that George Takei and Walter Koenig have appeared in, actively pursue the mainstream media. Shane Felux, the director of Revelations, talked with newspapers and magazines all over the world and wound up doing interviews on CNN, CBS, MSNBC, G4 and CBC. Meanwhile, the Phase II guys do a lot of TV, and also put out a quarterly magazine about ...
The STAR TREK NEW VOYAGES/PHASE II Guys Bring BUCK ROGERS To The Internet - Licensed & Everything!!
Ain't It Cool News - The best in movie, TV, DVD, and comic book news. —
... quality, Cawley's TREK installments are remarkable in many ways. They're earnest, ballsy, and ambitious. It'll be really interesting to see how Crawley & Co. approach BUCK. There's supposedly a Frank Miller guided BUCK ROGERS feature film being mulled at the moment. Based on what I've seen from Miller lately, I'd bet good money that Cawley's efforts...while probably not as lavish...will seem much more "right", and feel much more like "the real thing". You can find STAR TREK PHASE II HERE , and you'll also see a cameo by James in J.J.'s new TREK movie. More on BUCK ROGERS as ...
Home-Made Hollywood: An Interview With Clive Young (Part Two)
Confessions of an Aca/Fan —
... Quasi-pro efforts like Phase IIdo point the way towards a number of possibilities for fan films in the future beyond obvious things, such as that they may prove to be a "farm league" for tomorrow's professional casts and crews. For instance, fan productions may wind up being used by Hollywood to see if the time is right to bring back a shuttered franchise. Similarly, analyzing fan films based on properties that are still up-and-running may provide insight into what aspects resonate most with die-hard fans. Alternately, if fan films show a trend of including a specific ...
Enterprise reprised
Film | guardian.co.uk —
... 1997 Smart, funny and good looking Star Wars parody, this was the one that started it all. theforce.net/troops Batman: Dead End, 2003 Lauded by Kevin "Clerks" Smith as "possibly the truest, best Batman movie ever". collorastudios.com/projects/bde/bdemain.htm Star Trek: Phase II, 2004-present James Cawley's surprisingly good series gets better with each episode. startreknewvoyages.com Star Wars: Revelations, 2005 Shoddy film, but features ...
One Beep for Yes: Star Trek
The House Next Door —
... So, die-hard Trek fans only had two options if they wanted to enjoy bold new Enterprise adventures: Abrams’ version or those fan-made Star Trek: Phase 2 webisodes that faithfully recreate the original 60s show right down to the “In Color” NBC peacock bumper before the opening credits. Since I generally can’t stomach much more than ten to fifteen minutes of the latter in any one sitting, I was glad for option one. ...
Summer of '84—Odd Man Out: Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
The House Next Door —
... , each aired heavily hyped episodes which worked a justification for revisiting the original 1960’s Enterprise ship, uniform design, or both into their storylines (“Relics,” “Trials and Tribble-ations,” and “In a Mirror Darkly” respectively). Then there’s the surprisingly successful fan-created Star Trek: Phase II. This web series set in the original Star Trek universe contains all of the 1960's accouterments. I’m not a fan myself, but I understand that it has a huge following. ...
