The Greatest UNAUTHORIZED Doctor Stories! Volume Two
Nonfiction, Entertainment, Television, Performing Arts, Business & Finance, Industries & Professions, Industries
| Author: | D.G. Valdron | ISBN: | 9780987906168 |
| Publisher: | D.G. Valdron | Publication: | October 28, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | D.G. Valdron |
| ISBN: | 9780987906168 |
| Publisher: | D.G. Valdron |
| Publication: | October 28, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
The second volume of the exploration of the strange world of Doctor Who fan film creations. This time, we explore a new series of fan films with engaging, insightful reviews, along with examinations of little known aspects of the Whoniverse. Copyright loopholes which allowed film makers to legitimately borrow parts of the Doctor Who universe without BBC permission in productions like Downtime and Shakedown. The story of the loss of hundreds of episodes in the 'junkings' and the effort to recreate those adventures in the form of photo-reconstructions, like Marco Polo. Lost stories abandoned by the BBC but created by fans, such as Masters of Luxor and the Dark Dimensions. Real Doctors Sylvester McCoy and Colin Baker appearing in fan films including Gene Genius, the Stranger and Death Takes a Holiday. A survey of animated Doctor Who. The revival of the show, and the new generation of films, including Trident, Fire and Ice and How to Stop a Timelord. This is a must read for any Doctor Who fan, young or old, interested in the hidden corners and secret spaces of their favourite show.
The second volume of the exploration of the strange world of Doctor Who fan film creations. This time, we explore a new series of fan films with engaging, insightful reviews, along with examinations of little known aspects of the Whoniverse. Copyright loopholes which allowed film makers to legitimately borrow parts of the Doctor Who universe without BBC permission in productions like Downtime and Shakedown. The story of the loss of hundreds of episodes in the 'junkings' and the effort to recreate those adventures in the form of photo-reconstructions, like Marco Polo. Lost stories abandoned by the BBC but created by fans, such as Masters of Luxor and the Dark Dimensions. Real Doctors Sylvester McCoy and Colin Baker appearing in fan films including Gene Genius, the Stranger and Death Takes a Holiday. A survey of animated Doctor Who. The revival of the show, and the new generation of films, including Trident, Fire and Ice and How to Stop a Timelord. This is a must read for any Doctor Who fan, young or old, interested in the hidden corners and secret spaces of their favourite show.
