Nearly 5 years ago I had the privilege of working on one of the absolute best fan film I’ve ever seen. Modeled after the classic “Star Trek” of the ’60’s, “Starship Exeter” is a marvel of ingenuity, resourcefulness and good old fashioned hard-work.  A “behind the scenes” documentary was shot but “lost” for a while and never completed until I got my grungy hands on it.  Hey, I’m in it! I asked for the footage and began the final edit for YouTube release. The entire documentary is 40 minutes long so I condensed my interviews into this short segment…

Over the next few weeks the full documentary will be release in 10 minute segments on our new, Bnex TV – YouTube channel.

I ask and emplore anyone reading this to log on to our YouTube channel and become a subscriber. The more  subscribers, the better chance we have of earning a return on the hard work and dedication it takes to create quality entertainment such as “Starship Exeter.” We LOVE making videos and believe we’re pretty darn good at it. But it requires a tremendous amount of time to produce these presentations and making a living seems to get in the way.  You can help us change all that by becoming a subscriber.

Please, log on to YouTube by clicking here… BnexTV on YouTube …and subscribe to our channel. We already have a small selection of videos,  but with your help,  many more will come.

In the meantime, I hope you enjoy my interview and encourage you to catch an Act of  “Starship Exeter.” If you like classic “Trek,” you’ll love “Starship Exeter – The Tressaurian Intersection.” Here are the YouTube presentations…

The Teaser

The Opening

I love the opening maybe because I wrote the theme song. Yep, that’s me playing all the parts. With the help of my great friend and musical guru, Larry Seyer, I believe we’ve created a memorable theme. Hope you like it!

Act 1

Act 2

The 3rd act is still in post production and should be completed as time and money allows.

You can find Hi-Res versions at http://www.exeterstudio.com

I hope you enjoy!!!

Here’s a peek at my latest video project. A reality show in the vain of “Deadliest Catch” with a bit of “Dirty Jobs” thrown in. This is the 6 minute pilot that hopefully will get the attention of a real producer with some bucks to take it into full-time production. Everyone keep your fingers crossed and say a little prayer. I hope you ENJOY!

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Stan and Joel discuss the new “Star Trek” movie.

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Stan and Joel discuss fan films

“Starship Exeter” and “Star Trek: Of Gods and Men.”

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Stan and Joel talk about Star Trek bubble gum cards from the ’60’s.

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http://www.youtube.com/user/IonStarTrek

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Stan and Joel discuss the new Kirk and Spock.

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Okay folks, at long last, here it is! Episode 1 of the highly acclaimed and long awaited show dedicated to all things “Star Trek.”

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http://www.youtube.com/user/IonStarTrek

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It’s a story that I’ve wanted to produce for a long time. Did you know there is a Bastrop Louisiana AND a Bastrop Texas? Did you know they were named after the very same man for the very same reasons? Did you know he was an accused embezzler and a fraud?

I’m sure most of you know about of Davy Crockett, Stephen F. Austin, William B. Travis, folks from Texas history that established our great state. But have you ever heard of Philip Hendrik Nering Bögel?

Known to the world as the “Baron ‘de Bastrop” this colorful character single-handily changed the course history, not only in Texas but in Louisiana as well. Through sheer B.S. and determination, this man twice talked the Spanish government into giving him land grants in both states. If not for the Baron, the City of Austin and much of the central Texas area would be quite different these days.

I’ve begun writing the script for the half-hour long show and I’m figuring it’ll take about 4 months to complete. I’ll create a page specifically for his project and keep a weekly journal of the progress for those who are interested in watching a video come to life from concept to completion.

So keep watching for “Mark of the Baron!”

Ever wonder why it’s called “Hogeye” Festival? Find out why in this hourmous look at one of Texas’ most beloved festivals. Held in October each year in Elgin, Texas.