Star Wars Fan Filmer on TV

[ARKM]

I don't know if this has already been mentioned or not, but Lou Klein, the guy behind the Star Wars fan films "Contract of Evil" and "Crossroads of Destiny" was on an episode of Spike TV's "Deadliest Warrior" recently. It was the episode "Spartan vs. Ninja". Lou was one of the specialists for the Ninja side (yes, I checked, it's the same Lou Klein).

[Jedi-Loreen]

Cool, I missed that one, darn it.

I like that show. I'll have to pick it up when it's shown again.

[Novastar]

Lou is awesome... that is SICK, he's in a show? Rock and roll... :)

Myself... I wanna see people like Kjer or Anis or Sesshoumaru in some MA movies. That would be raw.

[Obi-Dar Ke-Gnomie]

Novastar, I'd like to see you get in to acting. I'd pay to see you on the big screen.

[swear000]

I second that motion :)

[Thaxos]

I second that motion :)

I agree as well. Well, if he wanted quick publicity he could try something along the lines of this guy...
http://www.engadget.com/2009/03/04/man-holds-woman-hostage-for-10-hours-with-a-sega-light-gun/
Sega light gun, whatever would we do without you?

[Novastar]

Novastar, I'd like to see you get in to acting. I'd pay to see you on the big screen.I studied acting all throughout high school & college, heheh. That's actually what one of my degrees is in. :D

When I put together BOP I, I guess most everything I enjoyed or studied came together... the swordwork... the writing... the staging... the vocal recordings... and even helped me "re-enter" studying acrobatic stuff.

I will say though... I opted *not* to go to "Hollywood" and/or NY simply because I had no interest in being a slave to the corporate system. It's true that working for myself DOES have its drawbacks, and making projects of "my own" CAN be more trouble than if I was hired by some big shot company...

...but I like things to happen on a smaller scale. :)

Granted, it sometimes takes a TEAM to tackle an individual's dream. BOP III is a good example. I can't portray *ALL* of the roles. hehehh