RED ALERT PARAGON IS ALIVE
Welcome to my blog.
I apologize for being difficult to track down. I’ll try to fill this blog with as many new photos and explanations as I can think of. I will probably divert my writings to other areas of my past that somehow relate to amateur film making. I’ll tell stories when the mood strikes me. I will make it as personal as I can. I hope that you will enjoy my technique. Eventually when I learn how to use the bells and whistles of a blog I’ll have categories for you to zero in on.
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ParagonsParagon 
April 1, 2012 at 11:37 pm
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April 24, 2012 at 1:16 pm
John,
So glad you have decided to start this blog, since posting the first Cinemagic article on the film, I have seen a lot of interest. You might say the web curiosity surrounding the film has been centered around the posts I have made on it, since there were so few other sites focusing on it. I am glad to have been a central point for fans to come to, to find out more, and now I can point them to the actual source for more information! Thanks so much!
-Fred
April 25, 2012 at 12:08 am
John, do you have a Facebook page also? If so, you could create a Fan Page for the film, and post there when you create a new entry here. I am thrilled that you have decided to do this blog, because it not only is a behind the scenes look at the making of an ambitious fan film, but other aspects of a fan’s life. Keep it up, buddy!
By the way, you might also want to link to the Youtube post about the film, here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiZT-TQrleQ
One of the commenters was not thrilled at first about my captions for the screen captures he sent me, but after I explained that they were not belittling the film, but adding humor to the images out of context, he understood and was fine with it.
April 25, 2012 at 5:30 am
John – glad you are doing this! You caused me to divert several years and a lot of long summer days and long winter nights to building bits and pieces of the USS Enterprise bridge — I already had phasers, communicator and translator in inventory 🙂
I’ve always remembered that Cinemagic article. In fact, looking around my office as I write this I see all the radios, computers and other electronics with the blinky lights we know are absolutely required by any state of the art starship. Seriously. (Psst: Please don’t tell my wife I bought this stuff based on the number of knobs and lights it has!)
I guess the only grudge is for the intervening 35 years since the publicity campaign. Anticipation is wonderful but really I can’t wait to see it.
Best wishes –
Joe in Malvern