Desktop editing software, consumer video equipment, and a renewed interest in Star Wars coincided in the late 1990s to spawn an explosion of fan-made Star Wars movies. Josh welcomes Jeff, who went by the handle Azeem when he ran <a href="http://fanfilms.com" rel="nofollow">fanfilms.com</a> and <a href="http://TheForce.Net" rel="nofollow">TheForce.Net</a> Fan Films from 1999-2005, to discuss the fan film phenomenon.
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#26 – THE DOCTOR WILL SEE YOU NOW: Star Wars & Doctor Who (with Riley J. Silverman & Michael A. Nixon)

Thoughtful takes on STAR WARS and related topics from the VHS generation.