Podcasts about axamonitor

We're live with Axamonitor's Carlos Pedraza to break down the news this morning that Alec's lawyer – Mike Mehrman – has quit citing a conflict of interest… The post Alec's Lawyer Quits – The Latest on the Axanar Legal Battle appeared first on Trekzone.

It's been close on five years since we first heard the name Axanar, and there's still been no follow up to the critically acclaimed Prelude to Axanar. Probably because all of the key players moved on long ago and one man continues to suckle from the teet of generous and loyal followers. Axamonitor's Carlos Pedraza is back for our second part of this catch up. The post A Major Fracture, Lawsuits Aplenty and Still No Fan Film : The Tale of Axanar appeared first on Trekzone.

It's the Star Trek Fan Film that's been promised for five years. After putting our coverage aside for eighteen months, it's time to check in with Axamonitor's Carlos Pedraza to see if any progress has been made. The post Checking in on Axanar appeared first on Trekzone.

Axamonitor.com editor Carlos Pedraza joins Michael Hinman to talk about libel and accuracy in the media. It all comes on the heels of the primary subject of Axamonitor stories — Star Trek: Axanar producer Alec Peters — threatening Pedraza with a cease and desist.

Michael Hinman welcomes back Axamonitor editor Carlos Pedraza this week to talk about the latest developments in the wold of the failed fan-film "Star Trek: Axanar." This time, the project's producer, Alec Peters, has filed a lawsuit against his one-time director, Robert Meyer Burnett, claiming he's owed more than $40,000, plus damages for defamation. What is this suit all about, and why does it seem both Michael and Carlos don't believe there isn't much holding this lawsuit together, at least not in Georgia.

From November 2018, AxaMonitor editor-in-chief joins host Michael Hinman to talk about where the infamous fan-film project-turned-massive-copyright-lawsuit Star Trek: Axanar is today. Also popping in is Russ Haslage, the man behind a new streaming service, Odyssey.

With just 11 days before the start of a copyright infringement trial, Axanar Productions and Alec Peters announced they had settled the lawsuit brought against them by CBS and Paramount Pictures. It was a case that had taken many twists and turns, ultimately revealing in court filings that the "Independent Star Trek Film" was out of money, having spent $1,400,000.00 with nothing to show for it. Joining us to talk about the settlement is screenwriter and producer Carlos Pedraza--the principal behind AxaMonitor.com--the fact-checking and reporting that was created in the wake of the lawsuit against Axanar Productions and Alec Peters. He is also a former educator, Associated Press writer, and Fan Film Producer---three past lives which have all added a unique and wonderful perspective to his coverage of this whole mess. We'll discuss what this agreement means for the beleaguered production and what will happen to the film itself. Plus, we'll discuss the potential ramifications for Star Trek fans who donated to the crowdfunding and what recourse they might have. We'll also pose questions to Carlos from our Official Facebook Group, Camp Khitomer! SPECIAL THANKS We can't thank FIVE YEAR MISSION enough. We are truly grateful to them for allowing us to use their music for every episode of Trek Geeks. You really should check them out--they're writing and recording one original song for each episode of  the classic Star Trek series from the 1960's. Warp on over to their website at FiveYearMission.net and check out all of their fantastic albums!  You can hear them all: Year 1, Year 2, Year 3, The Trouble with Tribbles, and of course, the amazing Spock's Brain!  Plus, here is a little secret...they are working on Year 4 right now! Here’s a rundown of the Five Year Mission songs you'll hear in this episode! Themes The Cage – [Track 1] – Year 1 The Trouble With Tribbles 6 – [Track 6] – The Trouble with Tribbles Bumper Music Mudd's Women – [Track 7] – Year 1 The Trouble With Tribbles 4 – [Track 4] – The Trouble with Tribbles Shore Leave – [Track 16] – Year 1

With just 11 days before the start of a copyright infringement trial, Axanar Productions and Alec Peters announced they had settled the lawsuit brought against them by CBS and Paramount Pictures. It was a case that had taken many twists and turns, ultimately revealing in court filings that the "Independent Star Trek Film" was out of money, having spent $1,400,000.00 with nothing to show for it. Joining us to talk about the settlement is screenwriter and producer Carlos Pedraza--the principal behind AxaMonitor.com--the fact-checking and reporting that was created in the wake of the lawsuit against Axanar Productions and Alec Peters. He is also a former educator, Associated Press writer, and Fan Film Producer---three past lives which have all added a unique and wonderful perspective to his coverage of this whole mess. We'll discuss what this agreement means for the beleaguered production and what will happen to the film itself. Plus, we'll discuss the potential ramifications for Star Trek fans who donated to the crowdfunding and what recourse they might have. We'll also pose questions to Carlos from our Official Facebook Group, Camp Khitomer! SPECIAL THANKS We can't thank FIVE YEAR MISSION enough. We are truly grateful to them for allowing us to use their music for every episode of Trek Geeks. You really should check them out--they're writing and recording one original song for each episode of  the classic Star Trek series from the 1960's. Warp on over to their website at FiveYearMission.net and check out all of their fantastic albums!  You can hear them all: Year 1, Year 2, Year 3, The Trouble with Tribbles, and of course, the amazing Spock's Brain!  Plus, here is a little secret...they are working on Year 4 right now! Here’s a rundown of the Five Year Mission songs you'll hear in this episode! Themes The Cage – [Track 1] – Year 1 The Trouble With Tribbles 6 – [Track 6] – The Trouble with Tribbles Bumper Music Mudd's Women – [Track 7] – Year 1 The Trouble With Tribbles 4 – [Track 4] – The Trouble with Tribbles Shore Leave – [Track 16] – Year 1

It's official: Star Trek fan films now have rules guidelines. And while some fans are balking at the "draconian" measures set forth by CBS and Paramount, others recognize that it's a new common starting point that gives all fan productions a level playing field. Michael Hinman, editor-in-chief of 1701News, and Carlos Pedraza, editor of AxaMonitor, join our panel in an examination of the new fan film guidelines that have been announced in the wake of the lawsuit against Axanar. Will this have a chilling effect on fan films? Will it foster a new round of creativity and innovation? The panel: Michael Hinman, Carlos Pedraza, Ann Laabs, Sonya Rodriguez, Kathryn Sanders, Dave Margosian, Jason Hunt

Jeremy and Paul speak with Carlos Pedraza. He is a writer, director, producer, Star Trek fan and founder of the website Axamonitor. The conversation covers wine, Star Trek, Carlos' movies, fan films and the Axanar lawsuit.

Carlos Pedraza from AxaMonitor joins the Tribbles in Ecstasy Podcast to update us on what is going on in the Star Trek Axanar lawsuit during our Unofficial Star Trek Productions segment. We also discuss the Star Trek Online and Star […] The post Tribbles in Ecstasy Take 216: Agents of Axa appeared first on Holosuite Media.