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Post by Mustex on Mar 4, 2005 17:44:35 GMT -5
Let's look at the past first. For a long time when fans wanted to tell their own story they'd submit a script to a studio if they were optomistic or insane. After it was rejected if they were the former they'd write a story (MAYBE get it published as a book), if they were the later they'd claim there was a conspiracy against them.
But let's consider what's happened in the last few years. 5yearmission.com is finishing TOS Star Trek, and Richard Hatch was able to personally fund a 17 minute trailer for a series he came up with. Do you think Genre TV and movies might eventually fail, and fan projects distributed over the internet could take over? It's a theory I've been wondering about for a while.
I see this has both pros and cons. On the one had I have some ideas rattling around in my head. I'd love to see a space opera about a war that doesn't focus on one ship, but instead on twenty or thirty characters on a dozen or so ships and planets throughout the Galaxy, because ONE SHIP/SPACE STATION DOES NOT WIN A WAR! However, this goes against conventions, and so now would be the first time I might be able to do as anything more than a story or comic.
The down side is a drop in special effects and acting quality.
Now I know this sounds rushed, I'm in a hurry and meant to post this long ago, but here it is. Hope it makes sense.
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