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Bounty Trail
| Fan Film | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Bounty Trail |
| Creator: | Justin Dix |
| Date: | June 1999 |
| Length: | 14 minutes |
| Medium: | video |
| Genre: | science fiction |
| Fandom: | Star Wars |
| URL: | YouTube, IMDB |
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Bounty Trail is a Star Wars fan film created in Australia, written and directed by Justin Dix.
Produced by Imagineer Studios, it was released in June 1999.
Plot
Boba Fett hunts a new target across the galaxy, but he's not the only hunter on the trail.
Cast
- David Hankin/Steve Carroll as Boba Fett
- Chris Brennan as Darth Vader
- Ben Fletcher as Darth Vader (voice)
- Marnie Franklin as Jedi Knight
- Paul Rene as Taggor
- Terry Green as Admiral Green
- Steve Kelsall as Moose Man
Crew
- Justix Dix, writer/director
- Reg Spoon, cinematography, camera and electrical
- Henry Gibbens, visual effects artist
- Cameron Smith, visual effects artist
- John Warner, cg artist
Alternative Versions
On his website, with scanned pages of the script, Jeremy Sadler writes:
In 1996, I interviewed[1] Justin Dix for Frontier about his Star Wars fan film, Bounty Trail. He asked if I would do a pass on the script, and I gleefully agreed... Unfortunately, I went overboard... way over the top with how much could be achieved on a limited, fan film budget. I went big... Justin liked it, but of course it was too big for what he wanted, and the final product goes a different and some say even more creative direction.[2]
This version is available to read on Archive Of Our Own.
External Links
References
- ^ "On The Trail: a disturbance in Australian Star Wars fandom", jeremysadler.net
- ^ "Bounty Trail: A Star Wars fan-film script", jeremysadler.net