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and how they will go
change world.
I think that happened.
We are here to pay homage
to something that really
inspires us all
This is proof of how strong
your work is if other people
want to recreate.
I think the line between
being a fan and being a
celebrity really run away.
The internet has changed
entertainment industry drastically
You don't really need to go to
Hollywood and convince some people
the big dude in a suit
gives you a number of money
All you need is support
people who believe in what
you do.
People always take the story
is important to them, and tells them back.
The difference is that today's story
belongs to the studio.
They can collect it,
they can appreciate it,
they can fantasize about it,
but they can't steal it. </ P>
This is a question can you buy a
half a million dollar legal bill?
Because if you can't, will
destroy you
This is still Wild West out there
because I think everyone is still
asking themselves how can I pay attention?
And how do I make money from
getting attention?
You choose the wrong guy.
For me, a fan movie is
take intellectual property property and
do it what you will do.
This uses things around you
for creating something that new brand
is not meant to.
These are people who take
video cameras and characters this
that we all know and say I
will create something new
come out of it
Turn it off , trying to get a signal
You don't have to have
one hundred million dollars for
making movies.
You have edited software on
phone today
Go make a movie
It's more passion, lack of skill,
but passion makes up for it.
Growing up in Mississippi in the 1980s,
Indiana Jones was one of the most
amazing things I have ever seen </ p >
on the screen all my life
That's real, it's visceral
and Harrison Ford the energy is so great
and he shows one person.
With a bullwhip and a pistol and leather jacket,
he looks cool and he's amazing
and everything I no.
I mean that little boy
doesn't want to be Indiana Jones
and so I decide to
try and one step further.
So I ride school bus
and I met this A child named Eric Zala
and I shared with him the Raiders of Lost Ark
comic books and I said hey I reset
Raiders from Lost Ark and do you want to help?
And he said for sure.
Little did he know that's really
the only thing I've done just throw myself
like Indiana Jones.
Jason Lamb is a Third Raiders man
He does all the camera work.
He does all the special effects.
He does everything makeup.
It concentrates our summer.
This gives us something to do.
And we were all raised by
single mothers or living on dysfunctional
household so I thought of the Raiders
an incredible escape
You know, I'm fat
Little Greek boy running in
an Indiana Jones costume for seven years
Desires are there and they
go to the film and say
Okay we will go do the same thing
and they don't know how that is
the movie was made
They just tried to look at how
the movie was made
This is amazing. </ P>
It's impressive. </ P>
You take your camera and you
call your friend and you say
hey let's go
Without money, in the middle of
a swamp in Mississippi and they do this
every summer for like seven years
I mean some of those things
they do is amazing.
The truck they use
the truck scene doesn't have a motorbike,
it has no rest, so they jerked
their own rest with only a few
pieces of wood and strings.
This was shot to be shot.
That's my one favorite scene,
the cause manifests it kick-ass
the fan energy you love
to see when fans really go for it
You sit back and people go Oh God,
there is a child hanging </ p >
in front of this moving vehicle.
Awesome
They set themselves up burned
is crazy
That's real. </ P>
This is not CGI.
That's fourteen years old old boy on fire
Oh my God.
Don't do this at children's homes .
When watching their movies,
it is visceral experience because
you are like you
watching Indiana Jones against bad guys
but you also pray let this
children come out alive, you know let them </ p >
not they committed suicide or
wind up at the hospital
for the rest of their lives.
What is the Raiders adaptation?
the biggest fan movie ever made?
I will argue the best.
Let him go!
Some people may wonder What is the difference between
between a Fanarchist and Quentin Tarantino?
Because both are paying homage
of that kind.
And I think the biggest difference
is about one hundred < > millions of dollars.
This is the question supported
by a studio and has an
agent and has a legal team
and distributed in
two thousand theaters
There are many filmmakers
who is the right idea from another movie,
Quentin Tarantino is very well known
for copying from previous films. </ P>
Kill Bill is sort of a peak for him
and it's almost like a
mash up every Kung Fu movie
He loved being a bit smooshed
into the film
George Lucas was famous
for copying from western movies
and early science fiction films and
war films like all bits
and pieces are made their way
into Star Wars movies.
Now people can do this all
home on their home computer.
This really puts a gray line
between what a fan is and what
is a professional.
My definition of a professional
if you make money for it.
Many people just want to
make movies
They want to play with others
sandboxes
They want to play with characters
that they grow with.
Beautiful.
Thank you.
Thank you very much.
Who told a story
will speak from their base
knowledge and their lifetime
accumulated experience
I really did a film about this
Storm version
I actually checked this.
It was awesome.
I grew up on a whole white edge
of Houston, Texas during
when everyone
Around me, adults include,
There is no doubt express
disgust for a little girl
because of having brown skin.
There seems to be no active search
for role models because in
the world where I grew up
in I just got to the point where
I assume that doesn't exist
And then in some point when I
about ten years,
I was walking in the mall and
there was an arcade and the whole side
of X-Men the arcade game
Storm image
He is surrounded by lightening,
He wears skin and he
Gets Mohawk, so I remember
At that time with clear.
Like I want to be that girl.
No one will mess it up.
The storm is a lot different
incarnation and more generally
the image is standard long hair
and high heels and no pants
that seems to be the norm for
female superheroes
They can't wear pants and the strength is that
he can control and manipulate the weather
First time X-Men the movie has come out,
I'm happy not because I'm
a huge X-Men fan, But as a black woman,
I am very happy to know that
Hollywood is away to give life
a black female superhero
So when I see her, she is gentle
There is a scene where one of the
bad guys turn into water
In front of him and he is afraid
and run away from the room. </ P>
p>
It's called Storm.
He can kill you with lightening
or tsunami and how to
be the background character.
How is that person? It should be
described as passive or confused
It's a bit bankrupt my heart and I
He is very beautiful.
Halle Berry is very pretty.
But it's not a Storm.
You know?
Film fans meets a need where fans
say that you know, that's good,
but if there is a part of it
it doesn't represent I
so I will remix and rework
what you have come up up in the order
to reflect what would like look there
When I say out loud through social media
that I will go to make this film,
resonate so fast.
People I don't know
immediately say like,
oh this is so great, this happened.
People use the word need.
As I need this to happen and I
need it to be amazing
If I get that response,
then what if a > the actual movie studio
Can pay attention to it.
The audience is there.
That is
Fans have arrived < br /> participate in
movies and stories they love
Is that through
fan fiction or fan movie,
they all feel empowered
go there and find the characters
as they did when they came
to a convention
They dress up as their favorite characters
They play roles.
They are heading to being part of it </ p >
the world they love
Without stories there no culture
Stories have been encouraged, You know from the days
of us sitting around campfire in the cave
make language
A story comes from that and
I think now with the internet,
what is done is bringing us a full circle
Now we can connect with each other
around the world and you see everything
This different tribe forms a niche,
people interested
the same subject
you look around Comicon now
and you see everything fans dress up
as their favorites characters with
their own personal touch on it.
ComicCon San Diego!
International babies
Blow up this. Bring the tribe together.
ComiCon!
That's how it was if there is a movie
made, it must pass
a big wig in Hollywood who must think about it
is making money business and if that
is not an effort to make money,
That is the real story will not be notified
Well now we live in the world through
places like Kickstarter and other crowd funds
websites like Indiegogo and others where
we as viewers can decide
stories we want to hear
I am on Twitter and I take a photo
of my favorite elfquest panel
and who I say Elfquest?
Quite random with a hash tag
and my Twitter feed exploded and
everyone like me love it,
I like that and one of them
The loudest voice is my producing partner
Paula Rhodes.
We contact us with the creator
They are the most beautiful hot open </ p >
people in the world
They say, you know,
the rights are over Warner Brothers
now, but from a
p>
fan fiction point of view,
what have you done
We send them uh you know,
that project we previously produced
and they say we love
the quality of your work - go for it
And that's how we do it.
in Indiegogo through fans from
around the world causing Elfquest
has been published in twelve countries,
ten language
Raising it in a week.
Have an article in the New York Times,
dragged thirteen scantily clad women
to the forest for three days
and shoot four and half a minute
fan trailers
This is a beautiful story.
This is a search.
This is a young hero.
It's love, war, it's death,
that's all good.
We just want to show our love for it really
This is something who really touched us
as children
This shows us heroes and maybe encourages us
into the entertainment environment
and hope that will rally
everyone who is a studio will make
movies and so when the right
returns to Wendy and Richard,
they have started some interest from
other studios and Paula and I
go home and we are like
what we can do to update the brand
and so we collect a tone
and they say Yes.
They say you are a fan, you get it and we get it
the choice of movies and TV.
This is something that we love
since we were around eight years.
We want to do it justice.
We want to do it with right.
If you wonder how long
I have become a Star Trek fan,
we will show just a little
so you can see what my nerd is
so you know I'm not kidding
You are ready?
Yeahhhh.
Have you ever seen a Scawnier Captain Kirk
in your life?
p>
Report Spock.
Starfleet Communication is accurate
All three power plants in this case
are completely depleted.
Know what the cause is?
Aye, it looks like Klingons stole
fuel cells again.
There is no evidence to support
that theory Mr. Scott.
That's because isn't a theory,
it's a joke.
Power plant docked in
provides energy and fuel for
passing through the federation ship
And what will cause failure
from the station?
No known
I have made many friends
for years in production and
one thing I found in common
with people- this person is when they
little children, they love Star Trek.
But now they've developed professional level skills </ p >
in all these different fields
So, we are together and we acquire a
nine thousand square foot facilities on
Jacksonville Florida where we start rebuilding
the original sound stage
I mean in a few inches from the original layout
And the fact is that everyone is there
and they don't make a penny,
that tells you how many they
must love what they do
Take us out here Mr. Sulu.
A front warp 2.
Aye Sir.
Our long-term goal is to be rather complete
five-year mission
If you remember, this is a
cruise from Airlines company
This is a five-year mission exploring a strange new world,
to search for new life and new civilizations. </ p >
Well, they only do three years,
so we will be happy to take the right one
where the original series lags
There were no
fans movies
You know, I go out and
look for fan movies
At the moment they come to me a little.
I get an email
I have a Fan Film Follies site. </ P>
There are lots of them. </ P>
You can definitely destroy them
different groups </ p >
There is fantasy, there is horror,
there is a superhero, there is a sci fi.
You can break it even greater than that.
There are Star Wars fan films,
there are films of Star Trek fans.
There are X-Files, GI-Jo, Harry Potter and
Stargate, Batman. </ P>
Many people think they are
an internet phenomenon,
but they go back to the road goes far beyond that
as long as people have have access to the camera,
they have made them own film fan films.
Don Glut?
I consider him godfather movie fan.
Although there are movie fans made before him,
He made their unlucky burden. </ P>
The way I started did I go to see
a film called The Beast of 20,000 Fathoms
when it first came out and it pressed the button on me.
Armored giant, vent its body
p>
prehistoric anger in modern humans
and weak machines.
Mad population and panic for fear
with that destructive power
I want to show that movies in my home
whenever I want, but you can't buy
There is no VHS or DVD or BetaMax
or something like that and that's how I say
the only way I go show this dinosaur movie
in my house is to make it myself
and it's mine first experience
I'm nine years old
We shot him in the backyard with Ollie The Dragon,
You know, the puppet's hand attacked
a small town that came from me
the governance model the location of the train and that's a
a terrible movie, but that experience.
It doesn't look terrible For me at that time,
that is the effort registered with me
Don Glut finished 40 film fan over
space more than ten years
started from when he was nine years old
and he is not allowed to touch the camera
His mother plays the camera for him
while nine small years are directed.
And then I saw the first one Frankenstein's film
As I made it myself Frankenstein, Dracula,
The Wolf Man movie, and only one thing
rather leads to the others
He goes to the movie, he watches the movie
He goes home and he tries mirror
what he saw in the film
One of them is Spy Smasher vs Purple Monster,
it's serial
Captain America vs Mutant,
Frankenstein Met Dracula,
and then I did a lot of things Superhero films after that. </ P>
But I never left to start making movies.
I want to show it.
All of these people are filming
in their garage and their backyard,
but nobody knows about others
do it because there is
there is no distribution
You show it to your mother
You show it to your best friend,
and then you are done
This is a bit underlining why the Troops are so
a game changer
Troops filmed on location with people from
Imperial forces
All suspects guilty, period.
Otherwise they will not suspect they are
The filmmaker group
I hang out together.
We are discussing comic books
and parodies .
One of them said, You know it will happen
it is very funny that you cross the Police,
TV shows, It was a Fox show,
with Star Wars. </ P>
And we laughed a bit and nobody left
To take it, so I asked if
I can and it goes from there.
Alright, what am I? Will do now sir
is your place below Arrest of the kingdom
so we can...
Hey! Did I talk to you? </ P>
Am I talking to you
Then stay there and keep your mouth shut
I didn't try it
to start a genre which has now become
is known as a movie fan.
I just tried to make something
for my reel to pay attention to.
It was rather circulating as a
gray market videos in Hollywood,
but it really wasn't get a lot of play until
it hits the web
It will take you 24-48 hours to
download the movie </ p >
We hit sites all over
East coast
That's when we started getting publicity
Ah, turn off the camera .
Time Magazine is named it's number one
Star Wars war films ever in history
and um it's been called < br>> first viral video
in internet history,
before there is such a word.
Most people call this
final butt space, but I like
the feeling of a small town you traveled here
I mean we know everyone.
We do take into account
that we can't make
money from it and we even exist in credit,
Thank you in advance for not suing us George.
As soon as the Forces come the entire net,
they have just appeared up right and left
Star Wars fan film, Star Wars fan film.
People see this and say that I want to
Do that and it lifts the bar
is extremely high.
In 2002, I was seventeen years old
and I was at Fan Films Forum
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and also on the forum is a man named
Michael "Dorkman" Scott.
And that's how this community decided to come together
with the idea do a light saber
choreography competition
We are rather like enemies in this forum,
You know I'm sure we sort of come like
stick to each other all the time and so on
there is public hostility, so we think what will happen
to be funny is to actually have a
literal fight against one with each other with
the light sword for this contest
So we are together and we meet face to face
for the first time for make a fight
and we shoot everything
several weekends and do all
visual effects ourselves and everything and enter
in time for the deadline for the contest
And we won first place.
And then that kind of was really outside </ p >
from our own knowledge or strength,
it goes somewhere else
and you must remember that this is
good before You-Tube was around or
things like that
The idea of being a virus was because people
literally send it to each other,
or have posted it on this
big site
Ryan vs Dorkman version
uploaded on You-Tube is
it's actually not uploaded by us
This is from fans, Maniac Mike.
And at that moment /> we found that we
on Youtube, it already exists
like five million impressions and we are like,
what happened here?
Still to this day held by Maniacmike,
whoever it is
Hey Maniacmike.
How are you?
Rooster Chicken, the company I work for
a company founded on films and fan shows.
I mean Red vs. Blue quite a lot
the longest internet serial
there and it was founded the whole company,
But it's just a fan fiction.
It's like contextualizing Halo
I joined Rooster Tooth community when I was
fifteen years after logging in
Red vs. Blue when I was fourteen. </ P>
This is very cool to see how many
web videos have grown from the start
of Rooster Teeth.
I think they great pioneers on
web videos and web series and
we put out shows almost like television networks.
We have items every day, several shows a day
and I think now we are close to
seven million customers on You-Tube,
which are many people.
Chicken Rooster has a very interesting philosophy
which is the first community. </ P>
Yes, we make it all this video and item,
But the site is also a hub for people
to come together with similar interests
and to make friends. </ P>
There are a lot of people out there working
nine to five jobs.
But this weekend, they are Thor or
they are spiderman or they get
to fulfill their idol.
This is Christmas and Fourth of July and
Las Vegas and really a cool summer blockbuster </ p >
it's all overcrowded to the weekend
I'm so deep thankful for this fan
and the opportunity to do what I did
It's been like that a long dream
from me to start a fan film
here in Halifax, so I wonder
if you can say a little about
how it forms that passionate group
people and then um ,
take it all the way to like,
fill the sound stage full of sets and
produce this
Run a perfect Star Trek.
You know, surprisingly, This is much harder
than you might think.
So what I will say, if you are interested in
in doing so, don't see
your bank account, just do it
You know, I mean because
you will be discouraged.
What am I do is you know like,
we need that, do it, take it
You know, once you commit to something,
You really have to be committed
We won't hurt you, we are your friends
You are in the Federation Airline
I am Captian Kirk.
It's okay, it's okay.
He is our head the security of Drake
He won't hurt you either.
You know Who am I thinking about the other day?
Why do I really love Star Trek?
Why do I love Captain Kirk so much?
Can't search for a long time
I like why this show was caught like me? </ P>
For years, then I realized.
I found Star Trek at the right time
in my life when my parents divorced
and my father left.
>
Nine years, I found Star Trek
on television and there is this strong,
brave male leader role model.
That character with each other
and I was captivated by with the story.
I started building things with my hands
Make the communicator out from cardboard and wood
Make phasers.
My mother taught me to do it use a sewing machine,
so I started making our own costumes,
and then I started shooting myself a little
Star Trek Episodes
Chance for that nine year old boy
to step into the Bridge
Company in perfect uniform,
on one perfect set unbelievable
There can't be a better time
to become an independent filmmaker,
to become a story teller because
that opportunity we have to raise funds,
to produce and create our own
our mindless vision
us have someone above our shoulders
see the almighty dollar
and make every creative decision
based on that </ p >
My film was inspired with the type a
painful process that transformation
I went through and during that time I
rediscover X-Men Life Death
the book where Storm is also in
the lowest point
One, two, one two three four.
In my 20s, I was in New York
and I have a band and all that and
I likes to play it part of super heroes
When I'm on stage.
Throughout my life
It's been a lot of things I have to overcome it
and then after trying for a long time,
I found out that I was pregnant. </ P>
Being a creature who can create life,
is amazing. </ P>
You know, it's Superhero. </ P> p>
After all, I live this life
in me.
I have this second heartbeat, and then six months,
she was born dead
There was a solid few months
depression and darkness.
I was very angry how was that all ends
I am very, I need to
battle something
I end up with a mixture of martial arts classes
Then during the next few months,
transformations begin to occur
in my spirit and clear with me
Body too, I start
feeling empowered
I shave my hair into a Mohawk.
p>
I always do that during transformative
time or crisis moments in my life
People start calling me Storm.
>
All of these things are a bit parallel to a
the time in my life when I explode
with all this the energy coming
from losing my child
No really happy,
superheros are adjusted properly.
They all have something It's very wrong with them
There's always tragedy.
There's something that drives them and always
This is Captian.
The yellow condition is alert.
Phaser is the standby crew.
The deflector's protector is up, we will be sir- sir.
I peacefully hope, but peace or not,
we will enter
Star Trek, Star Wars sort Modern fandom
was then created from behind
the two franchises
By 80 s s sixty percent from the American public
self-identify enter a gallup pole
as a Star Trek fan.
That is the case where fans
build franchises, not vice versa.
So this is an show that is almost there
is canceled at the end of each season
Fans gather to stay alive
They are held nationally and
locally to support the show
in the pre-internet era.
You know, Paramount doesn't know
what to do
I'm sorry isn't recording, right? </ P>
I think the fact that Star Trek Fandom
never dies
The original fan Never give up on that
and they always want it to see more Star Trek.
They will watch it on television,
they will watch it on the cinema screen,
they will see it as a hologram if
you can send it like that.
There is this a huge wave of people
who love Star Trek, who love Get Smart,
who love Lost In Space and all this other
a bit strange shows from the 60s
and they started appearing in
this convention
Everything was rather united around there and
became this big pop culture explosion
where the convention sparked shows and
the show was fueled convention.
This nice little circle.
Man Woman, Miss Denise Crosby!
You know, Star Trek might be
becomes bigger than before.
I have often seen three generations
of people watching Next generation.
It's hard time decision. </ P>
Opinion please. </ P>
I say put all that is available
the power becomes full combination
> phaser and salvo torpedo photons.
Destroy their abilities to maintain this
sir sir sir
I started to be invited to
all of these conventions and I start
go thinking, I'm more interested
in what these people are doing
I know they are there to see me,
but I'm fascinated.
You mean you are together every year,
you keep in touch.
Some of you Married
And they are Engineers and Scientists.
You've entered your profession
inspired by this show.
My friend Roger Nyguard, I think basically
I'm sick of hearing me talking about this and
saying we will go make a documentary
and basically that what we do.
We've experienced this party now for years.
It seems like every year it will be a
a little more fun
Some more people come.
You know, it starts small.
Now the younger people will come
This year we have girl comes and everything
I think after Star Trek, Star Wars is
The next step in the evolution of the fan.
Star Wars too not the product
thought the studio was very important rather a little west
slightly disguised science fiction film
which is also a Star Trek.
Train trains to stars.
Two genres, very popular,
Kereta kereta ke bintang-bintang.
Dua genre, sangat populer,
put them together and it's like
Butter Beans Reaction.
Somewhere in space this is all possible
is happening now
Star Wars.
A billion years in its making.
And it came your galaxy this summer
1976 , part of desperate and partly
from inspiration, Lucas Films started
going to the fan convention, because they have
feel no one knows how to market Star Wars,
theaters bookers don't
be interested in science fiction movies
because science fiction is dead and that's
how the buzz starts
Suddenly on the opening day,
at three twenty-two theaters, in North America,
there are lines and that's what
Attract media attention.
What is this?
This is a movie that we don't like
know about.
How do these people? know about that
Why are these lines out there? </ P>
And so reaches out to fans
and Lucas Films continue that until
making Return of the Jedi.
They have an internal fan club,
they have some people who is responsible for
fan relationships and That's the legacy of that,
You know, a few decades later the rest of Hollywood
wake up to
God bless the Big Bang theory.
You know.
Why is the event so popular?
Have you ever thought about it? </ P>
Ini adalah sekelompok kutu buku.
Nerding out about pop culture.
Why is it so popular?
Do you know why?
Because everyone loves it
p>
They're always already afraid to admit it.
Oh don't tell anyone you like that item
You will become a nerd
They will make fun of you.
What we find now is, little by little,
people will come get out of wood
and be brave enough to say it
do you know what?
I like that.
I enjoyed that
Hi I am the Supreme God Monkey pig and
welcome to Geeks Versus Nerds,
debate style the program where we are
courage or interest
investigate, Geeks Versus Nerds
This is the first real uber-geek wave
We co-opted culture at the base level
and then pulled with us because
we are people with money and we have
makes it acceptable to be a geek because
is more than we are from
from you now, so that's how it is.
Well, you know the episode one two and three
is meant for a completely different
generation people and so likes...
It's really hairy butt
only appears
I dream what the future can
when I was little in terms of movies
and media and we are right where
I want it to go away.
When I start Isn't that Cool,
I feel the movie is ugly worth dying
I found it I can start
said people in a movie long before
criticism can be
Hey people, Harry is here! </ p >
Enter.
I have seen Avengers, and that's a damn rule!
What I finally found was that I became </ p >
a voice that seems to be far away
people's voices
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Everyone love him?
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Harry and I think get
Fire and Ice rights.
Who sees the original fire and ice
I mean I still like to watch the movie.
Oh I like the movie.
I like it.
I'm going through the dream
every film geek is experiencing.
If the media writes a story about
"he will destroy the Hollywood system
as it we know "
like revenge audience or the like
Well, that's a single quote handedly
empower me to be a voice
audience.
Hey Harry, do you hope there is hope
new Star Wars?
I feel happy with that and
I think we will have a
very pleasant Star Wars
Fans are always there and
in large numbers but that's right
serving and degrading
in the same size I think.
Nobody ever took it seriously enough to
think they had an influence outside
be a ticket buyer
Yes, this is interesting actually that
the relationship between fans and
objects their love
has changed very again because
on-line media
you can follow movie stars
Twitter account and they will really
talk to you.
That really means something for their fans
If you just mention it on your blog
Twitter Feed - if you say
"hey guys, that's right nice to see you all".
"It's great to know that you're there".
You have made the connection very difficult
to cultivate in other ways.
Please say welcome
Mr. Stan Lee.
Laide and gentlemen, he no longer needs
other introductions from... Joss.
Hi Joss
Thank you for...
looking at me
I am curious to know how to
feel starting from Buffy are you
started college to now become god
from ComiCon?
I feel fine.
I think that belongs to Joss Wheadon
appeal not even the total amount of
everything he has done
This is the total amount of all of him.
He is a passionate fan of a man who really does it
what exactly is all that passionate fans,
men or women want to do it
Well that is awesome about
The terrible phenomenon is, it's really a
personal thing
It was done by Joss Wheadon who
was a professional with /> professional credibility
That's a little that personal desire
is connected with people really
strong level </ p >
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It will be something I can't even imagine it
passing a studio process
Even with someone like Joss Wheadon
behind him because was very strange.
It was not made to be a valuables.
It was only made to be:
"OMG I think so this is so funny".
People who are interested
certain characteristics and personalities
like Joss Wheadon, will camp to
get the chance to ask, not only Joss Wheadon,
but anyone involved with
the creative part of the show for
talk about it
When the zombie apocalypse really happened,
How can you handle it?
Are you ready?
I will take over a hotel,
spray myself silver
Run round and round naked
and watch South Park.
We know how the importance of is to interact
with our fans
Besides knowing it's important,
we really enjoy it
So if you go to participate
The Walking Dead experience and you will run the maze
and we want you Run the maze
is authentic for the show
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I'm still a fan of giant nerds.
I saw George Romero night and night
still have the same flutter like
"that's the person that what is Dawn of the Dead",
Do you know what I mean?
This, that level excitement and enthusiasm ,
you know.
One thing I love about The Walking Dead
is everyone, every actor,
passion and collective
Passion ignites this fantastic
creative spirit
Last season, I got a letter
from a person the girl who spends 3 pages
describes what The last zombie
will become.
Then I get ready
direct episode 15 and I really said OK,
I will, I'll do that zombie
So, I called the shop and I said I need a
torso created with the stomach is all torn open,
guts hanging out.
The day the episode aired,
I pulled the letter out and
I called the telephone number.
And I called the girl and I said hey this
Greg Nicotero and he went "fuck you"
and I go seriously and he says
"You sound like my friend,
fuck you" and hang up.
Then I dial the number number again
and I call it and I say,
this isn't serious is Greg Nicotero
and he goes "Well how do I know?" </ P>
so I just answer a few questions,
he said wow oh my God really? </ P>
And I said listen , I want you to watch
The Walking Dead tonight because your Zombie
will be on it
For me, the fact that I can call this girl
and say your letter inspires me to
want to make this creature for you,
so you can watch show and become like
"that's my zombie".
That's the zombie I want
on the show
I like it.
Fandom has gone to a new level now
and I think it's mostly because
to the Internet
I think psychologically something happens
p>
where our brain tells us
we communicate with this person
and we and it feels normal and natural for us,
as we know them
And by the way we know them.
We know they are better than people know 20 celebrities,
50, 30 years ago, of course.
I found the burden of my mother.
Mystery Science Theater 3000
Short films on You tube
Seriously?
Yes! Are you happy?
Don't mess with me because it's
not it would be funny
I would not lie to you.
My first show that really helped make my career
Christmas Night Lights.
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The author for Heroes is a fan of the event
and they write a role and their word
won't be great if we can get
girls from Christmas Night Lights
what kind of things that make everything
much easier
As an actor , I will be for months
and months between jobs just because of that
how the industry works,
so you might like both go ahead and
screw the Hollywood system.
Is this your first trip?
I strongly plan special scenic routes
Only you will plan your trip land
on the first day from the end of the world.
One of the things is very helpful
with the Best Friends Forever do I have a lot of
from um Twitter followers and so when we um,
we raise money for our post production
through Kickstarter, and I can
Tweet and we have all these people,
are so kind and loving return our Tweet and
post things about us and give money and that
It's amazing that
really helped us
It might not be used to care about how much
Twitter followers you have or what
your social media reach is like,
but now that TV combines with
web and there is that web star
move to television and vice versa,
I only think of a lot of things combine it so many
are important to you have social followers,
You are connected in a certain way.
I feel like I have become, like I have become a
friend with some
of these people because I think the line
between being a fan and being a celebrity
is completely blurred.
The problem is, it's very
an easy to change relationship to try and manipulate
and if you really love to do it,
You can increase both your fan base
and the intensity of their fandom by
giving them something
By giving they are some kind of access.
After receiving all letters for years,
and I have spoken with many of you, and some of you have traveled
You know, hundreds of miles to are here I just want to say...
Get people alive? </ p >
I mean to cry aloud it's just a TV show
William Shatner who has become a
favorite big fan from the start
sixties when Star Trek entered
first run
And the fact that he is still a
is very popular now
Most talk to him as a personality.
The whole idea is to have fun
in a Comic Convention
Fans respond to it /> inside him because
they feel like this person
is actually real.
I think we've all seen Star Trek plays,
You know, where is he shouting
to them that they need to get life
and leave him alone.
But I think that you can only make
Fun like that That is if fans
know that you basically it is
p>
appreciate them
I'm calling the New Geek phenomenon
where many websites are cutting it
Geekaporium or whatever their hell is called
and there is this big site and
they talk about Geek and how cool it is
and they sell geek shirts
This is a new market.
Not only four hundred people enter
Cincinnati on Star Track conventions,
now one hundred thousand people or
one million people throughout the year. </ P>
This is a lot of people .
I wonder how many items can we sell it?
That's why Comicon hugged Hollywood
now and this massive new product performances
and new series leaked and so on.
They are desperate to grab it
this instant fan base.
What happened the last fifteen years
is with the discovery of comics by movies
and video games and so on. These other media,
are drawn in the whole constellation
from Hollywood and technology companies
publish all aspects of from the media world,
both old media and new media .
What is it first province only,
You know, obsessively and nerds and freaks
and things like that, has become
the driving effect of all this
different creative business with
billions of dollars < br /> economic opportunity
lined up behind him and a combination of
of those things really I think caught Hollywood
at sweet spot from um you know,
greed and opportunity.
Besides comidocal you know
Spiderman and X-Men and things like that,
this attribute is not
's top line property starts to develop
becomes quite large and a successful movie,
so I think every artist in the alley of artists thinks
I could be next.
Comic book writer and the artists who
started as fans and made the transition
for professionals, um for them they
are still fans when they are professional
and there is a big respect for them or a
p>
A big kick to be created a character that
All of a sudden it alone The title of the Marvel comic book,
You know the title of the comic book DC. </ P>
movies based on that character and
the person who created it characters don't
get anything
U.S. Law. has been very unfavorable
to the little creator
It's quite easy to write a contract
that takes people off anyone
possible claims forever
Artist Alley is actually littered with many
older creators give their best work
below works for hiring an agreement
and then find out that they are charged
by one of the largest and the richest company
on earth for daring to suggest
that they created a original character
they said, which the costume they designed,
the first to make use of them,
that they are scripted.
When I work Marvel Comics and DC,
I have used the pre-existing characters.
I wrote Captain America and I wrote a letter
Thor's problem, things people know. </ p >
I did make some characters
Golden key comics
I created Dagar The Invincible, Magic swords and characters,
Occult files Dr. Spector and I made
Tragg and The Sky Gods, but I know I
won't have and for me at that time
That is another big problem getting my own comic book
even though I don't have it. </ P>
I did a royal strike Back based on
Second Star Wars movie and that is a bad deal,
but basically they tell me people
will pay us to let they wrote this book
So I did it and that still opens the door
From Kenner's Star Wars collection comes
Storm Trooper, Sand People
and all 20 action figures including the new Hammerhead,
Snaggle Tooth and others, each sold like a
This is Darth Vader, be careful!
There are even Chewbacca and Han Solo.
Now I know the power is with us.
Star Wars really the first sucessful
licensed movie
Licensing business at that time
about six billion dollars a year worldwide.
Ten years after Star Wars,
It was 6/6 billion dollars six o'clock
That was great. First confession
of how many items you can sell people
and how much they will buy and then
return to buy again
or they will return to buy double that
so they can continue the first in
box and not damage it.
You on Rebel Starship Corridor 1138
Yes? </ P>
what are you doing there? </ P>
Well, I'm just showing people this person...
I need to see some identification.
Ugh.
You don't need to see my identification
p>
We don't need to see their identification
Yes yes
I somehow ended up with the world
the biggest collection of Star Wars Memorabilia...
now certified by The Guinness World Records Book,
um and we decided to reverse what I
private collections become more than a
public institutions as a non-profit.
If you speak about the total reach of
from Star Wars, you talk about
twenty five billion dollars
retail merchandise sold throughout the history of
from Star Wars worldwide.
There are so many types of from different fans
but I think they are all
bound by their love
movies and stories and
character and pleasure.
As a child, if I get something
to do with Star Wars I feel happy.
It doesn't matter how much they spend on it,
it could be like a
a pound of that they have and I
must have passed the month.
I'm going home from school, I'll go upstairs and
I'll draw Star Wars,
make my own Star Wars comics, models,
things like that.
This is an escape.
Many people have maybe some kind of
intimidated at school as before
was really intimidated school and Star Wars
was the way to escape and I met
some of those people likes Star Wars
and we will end up clubbing together
and then bullies stop because there
are a few more of us then and we decided
it was good to try some of these movements
on them and they stopped it.
Everyone said oh should
grow from it < br> Star Wars now
and I think - no!
Why do I have to?
Here I am the main job
This is basically where I spend most of my time.
When DVD comes out of Star Wars and
I see how terrible their appearance is,
how can they be? the color is correct,
is impossible !!
There are serious problems with them </ p >
and I think I have to do it
something with this
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and find some people who are doing fan editing.
I saw their edits and thoughts hmmm they have changed
a little special edition.
I thought I could do it myself.
I have never done an effect before. </ P>
Never used the previous software effect
and I thought well, I will try it. </ P>
Then someone else starts saying who
can you fix this problem?
And that just goes Boom !!
It's a bit mental yes.
Fans are nitpickers.
That's how they are always
dan mengapa orang membuat film penggemar
They make fan films because of something,
I like what you have but there is
something missing
the original and that
latest version with a flap speeder.
I managed to enter to match the model,
so when it's actually moves in the direction,
the lid must open.
A little fix a continuity problem
He passes and < br /> catalog You know what,
You have a third person here and then
you cut here and he
no more
So I will fix it.
Initially I will only do it
color correction
Just color correct the films,
fix some light saber issues,
That's how it happened and that happened in 2003
when I first thought about it.
I'm just someone their bedroom,
sitting on the computer do
some effects work.
I don't have patience.
I don't know how he did it.
This one doesn't,
five six years, something like that.
So if I have Four more to do,
I'll be like the end of the 50s
when I finished it.
So I have to go back to doing
first again because I only
do it in standard def
Because there is only a DVD
At that time, so I have to do it
all of them again now, but there is a
some things I want to change too
Because I'm not happy with.
I will sound like George Lucas now.
When fans start extinguishing the fan
movies out there, you might already get it
someone at Lucas Film in the law that says
"Oh my God, we have to stop
this item"
and you know George's response and response
from the Vice President Marketing is "No".
Why don't we run it? own fan film contest?
Why don't we have it? fans make more films?
And let's give them prizes and let's have it
George took it himself.
But, they have a very specific one
meaning in mind
It must be a parody or documentary
is not the kind of thing
other people are making tell the news,
telling the story may be critical,
but not parody.
Things that happened it was pretty good
and they just wanted it to be on Lucas Films
website and have the creator gave up
all the controls for them.
George Lucas has never been afraid of letting fans
have a sense of Star Wars ownership
and that's what made the company
intellectual property rights only Star Wars
four billion dollars to
Walt Disney Company.
So this is very interesting to me
because Lucas Film has historically has been
very aggressive, so they sued people
to use the Star Wars expression to describe
Reagan's SDI Initiative.
Strategic Defense Initiatives,
and they lose
Lucas's film is gone this porn case and
they did send stops and despair letters
They said that they would not tolerate,
You know, sexually /> explicit fan fiction
of course they finally do it,
because it happened whether or not you
want to tolerate it, Likewise Disney
gets worse?
It's hard for me to imagine what?
At the same time, Disney doesn't
immune to change sweeping the industry,
so I think Disney is able to recognize
In one thing, once you are so
send your baby out into the world
belongs to everyone, in one sense
No longer George Lucas & Star Wars,
the world has been absorbed and embraced Star Wars
and part of the zeitgeist.
But that doesn't mean he didn't create it
He created it.
They don't do it.
He has it.
They don't.
They can collect it.
They can appreciate it.
They can fantasize about it.
They can even design their own stories
about it if they choose,
but they can't steal it.
Culture is always built in over culture.
People always take stories
it's important for them and returns to them.
Romeo and Juliet are a piece of fan fiction,
and so much Drama Shakespeare
add or expand
the cultural material that exists
Shakespeare, Dante and the Bible,
You know what known as
meta-narrative and they are ancient
meta-narrative, you know that
then go to > affect something
like Star Wars.
We always enter the story
The most important thing for us,
hero most important to us,
tells about the campfire adds
its own elements to it
The difference is today the story is
no longer belongs to the people,
they belong to the studio.
The last extension of copyright in
United States in 1998 when
the first Mickey Mouse movie, which was itself a parody
from the Buster Keaton movie.
When that will enter
the public domain, that is when copyright
is extended
Supposedly, the concept copyright is to
protect the owner a limited period of time,
and these laws are designed a
a long time when people don't
live as long as they do today but,
they also designed when that creation </ p >
owned by individuals and not by corporations
and this is where things run away
and where the ethics and morals become
the issue is debated
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Disney has been a long time folklore taken,
fairy tales and change them to
moving images and try to later
Control what people can do with
the story and it claimed ownership
more and more than children
culture in the United States.
By extending copyright protection,
decades beyond what was originally
when constitution was first written
and for creating called Mickey Mouse
Modern Protection Act
American copyright law is a kind of
squeezing legitimate space
>
grassroots creativity
came before that, but when it came
their time to put their work back to
the public domain, they decided to change
the rules at that time, so there are
rich hypocrisy there for sure.
Society suffers when you start
restrict ownership ideas and narratives
and when a small group people control everything,
it decides how must be disseminated
rather than having things happen
grassroots
I think it's wrong to paint it as
good people and bad guys
Most projects take years of someone's life.
It takes a lot of effort, lots of passion
There are also hundreds of thousands
of dollars or millions of dollars can be spent,
so when you talk about investment skills,
then to say well I've spend all that money
and all that time and you are fair
will go get it
Look at the corner look at them
Another way to see it is
let's say you have this beautiful Ferrari and
twelve years next to the hot cable
and bring it for a fun trip,
Even if he fills the tank
and brings it back without scratches
and even giving it a little polishing hands,
you will still be upset and that
exactly how these people feel about it because
OK you took us franchise for joyride,
You didn't hurt him, but it's ours
Copyright infringement, if can intentionally
be punished by, you know, one hundred thousand
of dollars so that's very creepy
someone to get a < br /> stop and stop.
His heart is tortured with
Missing for what has been lost,
and with hatred for the thief
who took it
Bilbo Baggins.
Hunt For Gollum is a project about
filmmakers and fans coming together to
make an additional section from The Lord of the Rings.
That is the work of love and really take
two years for .
Hunt For Gollum must be like
best five fan best movie ever made
I mean the story is good, looks right,
the actors look like people who You see
in the Peter Jackson movie which is just amazing
They obviously only have a blast
Doing that is why you did it.
Hunt for Gollum released purely
on the internet.
On that first night had half a million views.
After the first weekend on You Tube,
got another two million views
I think now a few years later,
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it's up to fifteen to twenty
million which range is rather astronomical um um
One of the reasons I made Hunt for Gollum
was because I was very excited
about Tolkien.
People people ask how are you allowed
make a movie set in the middle earth
with this character
They are theives, they are theives,
they are dirty little children!
The answer is We are technically not.
We are a group of fans, < br /> DIY filmmakers go
out there and shoot this thing
and put clips online and led
to Tolkien Enterprises find out about the film,
call me and say, well we are not right
sure what you are try to do here
Did you steal us? Intellectual property?
Did you violate us? copyright and trademark?
That rule we somewhat agree with them
is that the movie will for to
release free to the Internet and
that's the most Critical factors.
And also we are being respectful
to trademarks and to
copyrighted works
Once we get an agreement like this
with them, then that allowed
to go back and forth the film is allowed
to be released
For us as filmmakers it's a little </ p >
the creepy process through because
we put so much our time and energy
into this project it definitely happened
Beautiful souls destroyed if they have closed
the movie goes down and I think they can just
At this time what you gets is real tension
between consolidating in the top
industry where all the money will come
to this giant company.
Disney buys Admire four
billion dollars a few years ago
and NBC Universal and all these giant companies
who have all the production and
all distribution.
But at the same time you have a better tool
than before at the bottom of the pyramid
be anyone with a Good idea can be done
works really great production values and
they can exit without asking anyone </ p >
permission and they can exit at
Internet and can be seen by millions of people.
Now the world is co-existing
but I think that the cake is ever started
shrinking you went to see real conflicts
erupted between who would be
riding a bus
Will it be big people
or will it happen
You know creative independently
fan noise is pushed
Adios Santigo. </ P>
Every of our children generation wants to be
Indiana Jones. </ P>
These people revive the total film .
It's finished and filtered for
friends and family at Gulfport Mississippi
in 1989 and we are all rather /> go apart us
It sits on my shelf collecting dust for
many years and then our film
has been found
Eli Roth is old Defeat the VHS copy
he made it past a his good friend
It started rather growing and then he
brought a copy of for Harry Knowles
with Andy and Butt-Numb-A-Thon and
they dropped it before the new one
Lord of the Rings Films.
That's Butt-Numb-A-Thon Eli Roth gave me the tape.
We played at breakfast.
Spectators scorn when we turn it off
to play prime minister for two towers
How awesome is that?
We show you prime minister
Two Towers and you want to continue watching
this is roughly thirty generation a massacre
Fan films made by a group of kids on Mississippi?
You must be kidding!?
Hello.
Jones?
I'll explode ride Ark Rene
I mean suddenly we work our
bad daily work and then we
Push into the spotlight where
you know three Harry or four million readers.
He posted this amazing our review and there
all of this energy, you know,
it's like a kind of flock.
And we like driving all over LA
and we're late for something and Jason
is in the back seat and the phone rings
and Eric passes me the phone and I like
ehhuh, uh, alright.
I looked at Eric.
Who is he like?
It's like um, so Stephen Spielberg
is called and uh wants us to
stop by his office
He entered and he was very casually dressed
and only a good person, and so warm and he
gave us some right- good praise and then
invite us to his office which is like this
kinda cool bungalows from Casablanca and it feels like, </ p >
I can't believe I'm sitting here
This is just, I'll urinate,
I'll just pee all above myself now
So what are you doing here?
in Nepal?
I need one of your parts
Adaptation of the Raiders, < br /> This is very above and beyond
I think that anyone would
be stupid if someone is not flattered if
something like that is done with their work
And I think our story like this
feels a good element for it - we are children
There is no release form.
We don't know what we're doing
It's like a very small city
atmosphere with a BetaMax camera and
before its appearance home entertainment,
So there is purity there and I think that's why
Many people want to see it,
So the question is what do we do with it
in terms of doing us make money from it?
And that's when people < br /> can get a problem
From the beginning, Eric and I built it
the charity component for those who have
the foundation of why we can </ p >
to navigate our movie so it seems fine
Here are all these concerns, there are thousands and
thousands of people all over the world
who want to be seen our little film -
go figure, that's weird
So what will we do? to do with that?
We raised lots of money for children and
educational institutions and museums and schools
and all that stuff,
so this is supporting the brand
in a way that doesn't mock.
We collect money and enter everything into,
You know, good social things.
We get what we want which one
cold exposure, build a platform
for us to be rather branded ourselves
then get out there as the filmmaker yourself
to go and do the original the god project forbids
It's different the energy that enters
and go - You can't do that
Stop it.
We have taken this fan movie a small film
almost as far as you can go
without stopping and stopping.
Many bigger companies have
become more < br /> makes sense about this
for the last few years because they
have noticed that fans bring in money
So, the idea threatens your fans
and make them feel bad about your franchise
and make anyone who hear about it feel bad,
it's not a voice business decisions
Think about Frozen, right?
So, if you want to see weather men
sing the Let it Go parody,
to explain why you don't have to go
in snow, it has
one million You Tube hits and it's still out there.
If you want to see Let It Go sung in
fifty different languages, it's on You Tube too
If you see something like Glee,
there are thousands of music videos
produced by fans on You Tube,
come out often a week after
The Glee episode airs both lip synching
their songs or do it yourself
dub their songs
We know the studio can be sent
stop and stop writing letters there
p>
No.
Now why
Well, if you see, Glee throws it
the first two years have number one again
hits on iTunes from The Beatles and Elvis
have been in their careers.
Glee manufacturers want to be idiots to send
stop and stop writing.
Transition is actually a switch
control mentality for
mentality you know, if there is money,
I want it.
There is a movie fan called Power slash Ranger
which takes a bit of taking dark
These are the extra bloody ones, extra sex
children's show edition.
That's in vimeo.
It's on You Tube
People who have licenses are incorrect
like the dark ones take.
They force it down.
The creator online, do a little campaign
say "hey fan", help us out ".
This becomes this Great publicity thing.
This is someone produced not only one
professional Hollywood movies, but many of them
You could say it re- visioning,
but on the other hand you can just put it
different names on all these characters
and suddenly < br /> not Power Rangers
and you will have outlined,
so why do you do it this way?
You always go to have people on
that suburb are extremists
one end or the other and that will be a lot
of publicity and that gets a lot of pressure
You have to make things that people
want to share on Facebook and want to post on
their blog and their site and
things like that.
Now, you will die!
I think it's true an interesting example
about how fans affect the media
Currently Kickstarter. </ P>
You don't need to, You don't really need
to go to Hollywood and convince some people
Dude big with a suit to give you some money
All you need is support for people
who believe in what you do.
A good story is a story that great and
if you have the creativity to put
something together is interesting,
You can find an audience.
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Based on the new business your model can actually
go there instead of trying
to reach the world, you reach that niche
the market might love this
type of story or show like this
Fellowship, Felicia Day, a story about gamers
He installed it online.
He can get it captured after he
comes down from Buffy, and he collects it
So Friday night and still unemployed, yay
My therapist, uh broke up with me
oh yeah there are gnome wizards on
My guest room sleeps on my sofa "
They funded it themselves in their first year.
Second year, they finally found
an economic mechanism with which fans can
press the button and can help fund
the event it has never done before
And then the third year, you have advertisers
Sprint, Microsoft and they end with
two to four million people watching the show
So it was somewhat built new business models
A new way to create something that delivered </ p >
to the audience and build a relationship
And this is just the beginning.
One of the great things about Kickstarter
and IndieGoGo and various other platforms
is that they are actually let everyone
to become a Producer
What does Kickstarter do? is possible
for the whole lot people to ride a horse
fifty dollars until it's real money
I don't know much about Kickstarter
I have the idea of exploding and having at this time
this needs to happen and then people respond.
We lift twenty thousand dollars
Suddenly it's simple a little handmade
the project is running to be funded
the outside
The first day on set, I remember appearing
at an ungodly hour in the morning and
stopped in front from the studio and
There might be thirty people on filming locations
I mostly don't know.
There are all crew people involved
Movie creators fans have become smart
p>
I can go to You Tube and see
how to do it special effects for
my fan movie
Or I can go to this site and
oh I can do this for my fan movie
So it looks like all of these people
start < br /> come together again
for this little thing called Interweb,
and everything starts, you know, mesh and it
started to grow and started
to become more sophisticated.
very sophisticated
I really did the new one called
Axanar who brought together all over
professional and an extraordinary Director,
some really very beautiful professional actors
They raised hundreds of thousands
of dollars for these things only to do for ten,
fifteen thousand dollars in someone's backyard
I see this and go
"Dear God, this can be be a full blown film".
And that is a fan movie.
The special effects are amazing,
extraordinary makeup
This is what fans want to see.
Fan films start as real
reactionary things and so arrived
be the amount of money, it's no longer
reactionary, symbol,
Try to be the same thing.
If you will raise one hundred thousand dollars,
take half of that and make Star Trek
and take the other half and make
something new
There's a big Star Trek a hungry audience,
so guess what?
There are two or three different groups
make this film fan and
I think the next step will become Paramount
saying it is possible to make a license agreement </ p >
You won it Millions of people,
cashed it, You can make money,
pay for your act and we can
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This really goes to serve them
They don't have it step out of them
the old thought box
This is Hollywood, this is a fan movie
So, okay, maybe Hollywood
will see fan films and say,
Maybe we will hire these people
for this film
The cost has gone down so the average person
can now make it higher < br>> production quality
and get it out there yourself
and it never existed maybe before
It doesn't exist in me br /> thoughts even though natural
leads to that fact You have a better chance
success or whatever better chance
enter or drop barriers.
In the other hand anyone can take
high-end digital cameras and make movies,
but that doesn't mean all people have to
We all want to show off, right.
You made a movie on the properties specified
and those people interested in
setting properties might see that,
if you do it well enough, they will wonder what
You will do it next. </ P>
If you make something original,
is unique and cool, people will be
interested in it
They want to share that with others
This will become popular and then you will do it
pay attention.
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That's all by your best friends.
Hey, hey, I saw this.
Have you ever seen this?
You went and watched this is right now.
You cannot stop the swelling of the land.
You cannot return everything
in the box.
Once the box has been opened, it opened
In the 1980s, George Lucas was talking
about garage filmmakers and how they went
to change the world and how something
will happen in the garage is going
to ignite the imagination of the world
I think that happened.
Filmmakers fans will be the
next level professional filmmakers
and I think studio can see this as
the cheapest talent looking for they can
maybe ever do
Besides Ryan vs Dorkman movies,
I also finally worked for Stargate Studios
I get privileges working on a large number of
from various television shows
One of the most fun < br /> the project to do
belongs to Hero
I work almost every single episode
as long as runs away from the show
We have to be in large many design parts
The effect, so I am somewhat
personally responsible for developing two or
p>
three different "superpower" looks
in the event
I definitely have deep fandom and
to really work in the real industry
now I will meet the project
that I am a fan and get
participate in it
You know one of the best things
that has happened with Forever Friends
whether people reach out for me and be like,
You make me want to make movies,
a feature film especially like when
I like meet women who are younger than me
and they do this Time like, do it, do it.
Don't wait for years,
because I did that for years
I came to Los Angeles and my career took off
pretty fast and then I feel like
everything should be fair come to me like
it just has to fall into my lap
That's not the way it works and I think
the way around is some sort of making
your own content and making your own stuff
And we just need lower our butt
and do and do it yourself.
Fan films finally are about not being
passive viewers and not just watching
and intaking that and that says,
"Oh, I have something to contribute to that"
and about the output.
All of these hands are Captian. </ P>
I will immediately violate
the command from Starfleet Command
I am fully responsible for
this action and log I will reflect
that none of crew is involved.
Star Trek inspired me to try something it's
I find I'm smart and I tell fans
the same thing.
You are a kid, you watch some
show and you love costumes and
You want to try making it and
you find that you really
love to make it, < br /> or it inspires you
to write your own story and you have never written
anything before and you find
you are right-
I like that.
The cycle has
something in my life it inspired me
when I was a child and now I am
part of something inspires children.
It makes me lost and it goes smoothly
goes beyond anything fame or celebrity
or monetary gain.
This is far greater than that.
I have spent my whole life living doing Raiders
I keep on constantly bombarded
questions like you're not tired of
playing Indiana Jones Now you're in your 40s?
Stop, you know.
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But like if someone says hey we want to write a
book about you, okay, cool
So my story continues.
I'm on a and Park City book tour
one of the places I ended up for a
Napoleon Dynamite premiered at Sundance
and Jeremy Coon was there and he
introduced himself and said I had
tried to see you the movie for so long
and he bought a copy of the book
and actually read like everything
like last night
We went to dinner and we just talked
and he was like "I want to do it
something with that" and so we
keep moving a documentary and
hopefully this will give way to a
narrative features and that's all </ p >
where we have to deal with
that strength namely Lucas Film
and Disney.
And for me, I still hope
because I think there there is no better time
I think Disney will probably
be more entrepreneurial
than we think
Many come back maybe George
You know sitting on a board, you know, sign it on it.
It's only obviously better to get their blessing.
"Yes, you can do this".
One, action
I see the first X-Men movie and I like it,
but there is something missing for me
It was not made for me.
I am not their target audience.
If you really believe /> that women don't care
or it's not there audience of black women,
Then OK, I'll produce this
Small things in here and if
might get three million You Tube hits
in a month or whatever finally happens,
attention.
I run you test film for you
I found what another audience.
You're welcome.
You know,
I mean thank you and welcome
If someone does it something different,
if someone does something new,
something Hollywood hasn't done,
and um, that's quite fun for me
I think for the next decade and
like the Internet keeps changing, </ p >
and as a crowd of funds and fan films and
fan art continues to grow,
it will happen continue to force us
to re-evaluate our beliefs and
our principles of copyright,
about how we see the story,
how do we share it and what is permitted
This is still Wild West out there
because I think everyone still
ask themselves how can I pay attention?
And how do I make money? from get attention?
You know, and I think it's still
down to tell a great story
And cut it.
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