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With Sci Fi Studios all about inviting and nurturing new talent and feedback in entertainment, it reminds us just how the industry has been shaken up thanks to fandom. No longer is "the biz" such a remote mystery: As fanzines begat professional writers and editors, as CGI visual effects begat a whole generation of space battles and fantasy armies created on a laptop, so now are digital cameras, editing and Internet video channels opening up the booming "hobby" of genre fan films to nearly anyone who takes the leap.
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The Fan Film Revolution
This issue, join Sci Fi Studios Magazine as we explore the ever-expanding world of sci-fi fan films, and how this form of expression is influencing fandom as a whole. We also bring you our regular span of features, interviews and reviews.
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| The Fan Film Revolution |
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James Cawley: Once More With Feeling
How can you put the fan film phenomena into perspective in one interview? Well, I asked myself, which one person is the most influential in the Star Trek fan film community ...
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Star Trek: Intrepid
This month, Star Trek Fan Film writer, director and actor Steve Hammond took the time to chat with Sci Fi Studios Magazine's Chris McQuillan about his latest project: Star Trek: Intrepid...
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The Interesting Insights of Carlos Pedraza
If you haven't met Carlos Pedraza, prominent writer for the hit unofficial Trek series Star Trek: New Voyages, and before that, Star Trek: Hidden Frontier, you're in for a treat...
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CBS Nukes Jericho
The television networks' fall schedules were unveiled this month, with Jericho notably absent from CBS' plans. The popular sci-fi/drama series followed Jake Green and the citizens...
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Inside the Mind of Istvan Szabo, Ifj
Each word in this paragraph will help you to shrink down into a nanode capable of fitting "Inside the minds of Sci Fi Studios." Soon you'll be sized and ready for a journey with...
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Stem Cells: A Baby's Gift
Aborted baby returns 18 years later to save mother's life. Shocking eh? What is more shocking is that it's actually not far from the truth. Researchers from Tufts University...
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Children of Men
If someone you cared for asked you to do them a favor, to try to save a life, would you do it? Even if it might prove to be dangerous and slightly illegal? Wouldn't we all want to...
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Michael Crichton's Next
Most of us live in a place where we feel relatively safe, comfortable. We tend to trust people. We live by the same basic moral principles. But what happens to us...
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