Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - What we left behind - documentaire
Ben zelf een grote DS9 fan, vind dit dus heel interessant, misschien dat anderen dit ook interest vinden. Ira Steven Behr, die aan het roer stond van DS9 wil een documentaire maken zoals met dezelfde makers die ook For the love of Spock hebben gemaakt! CBS is akkoord en dus heeft Ira Steven Behr een Indiegogo campagne begonnen die na 1 dag al "funded" was. Nu hebben ze aantal stretch goals toegevoegd, de eerst volgende om de documentaire niet 60 maar 90+ minuten te laten duren.
Indien je interesse hebt, het twitter account: @DS9doc - Hier de Indiegogo pagina. Goal was $148.000, momenteel, dag 3, staat de teller op $224.261
What's the story:
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine first aired in January, 1993 well over a year after the death of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry. When compared to The Original Series and The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine was written off as too “dark,” “edgy,” and “the black sheep” of the Star Trek family, a show that did not fit Roddenberry’s vision of the future. But someone was still watching as the show lasted seven seasons. Now, over twenty years later, fans all over the world are rediscovering Deep Space Nine and embracing the show with an enthusiasm rivaling the affection they feel for any other Star Trek series. Critics are even calling the show the Jewel in the Crown and the best of the Star Trek franchise. A devoted sci-fi fan might rightly ask themselves; “What the hell happened?”
Our documentary film, What We Left Behind: Looking Back at Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, will take a detailed look at this historic series and consider the reasons Deep Space Nine went from a family outcast to a Star Trek mainstay. The film will also contain a “what if” segment in which the original writers brainstorm a theoretical 8th season of the show.
Spearheaded by original show-runner Ira Steven Behr, directed by Adam Nimoy (For the Love of Spock), and with a handful of key interviews already 'in the bag,' the #DS9Doc now needs YOUR HELP to reach completion by finishing filming, editing, and post-production.
