Showing posts with label Carlos Pedraza. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Carlos Pedraza. Show all posts

Monday, July 5, 2010

Please Support Judas Kiss!


Fellow DoorQ's Carlos Pedraza and J.T. Tepnapa has created and produced many projects including Star Trek: Hidden Frontier, Sunflowers, eScape: Reboot and Zerks’ Log.

Now, they have created Judas Kiss, a new film with Charlie David (Bump and Dante's Cove), Richard Harmond (Caprica) and Brent Corrigan (Another Gay Sequel).

Here's the info about the movie: a film that tells the story of a disillusioned filmmaker’s visit to his peculiar alma mater caught in a tug of war between his tortured past and a troubled future.

To make this a truly great film, they need our help! So here is a little video explaining the situation:

*UPDATE *They have raised over $5000 already. Still, if you like to contribute, check out their awesome site, here.

Good Luck, guys!

Thanks to Howard for the info.

Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Star Trek: The Gay Experience


Picture it, 1988,“Blood and Fire” was rejected by the Star Trek: The Next Generation folks. But 20 years later, “Blood and Fire” is back in the Star Trek: Phase II series.

Carlos Pedraza rewrote this with David Gerrol's blessing. Here's more from Carlos:


David Gerrold gave me free rein in the rewrite, though I strove to stay as true to his original concept as possible. However, I found the original’s blood transfusion metaphor for the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s too dated, so the story’s villains — and heroes, for that matter — got a major update. By the way, the episode guest stars Denise Crosby (Tasha Yar from TNG).

David was so intrigued by the possibilities in my rewritten script that he added more material, turning “Blood and Fire” into a two-part episode. Today’s release will be followed by Part 2 in 2009.


Juicy stuff... please go and check it out here

And thanks to Carlos for making this real

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