I have ideas for a stirring new Voyagers video! Hope I can get it together soon. :D

2012 is upon us. I have decided this year to focus on my writing and possibly going back to college, but it's all in the air for now.

There is lots to enjoy on my page. I have some more fan video ideas in mind, I just need to find the time and energy to make them. Not to mention my poor computer is just slowing down on me. :(

Check out the astounding Voyagers and Jon videos by Klaatubes, bluecanvas2 and voyagersfan.

Visit Leapme1 for all things Quantum Leap and Scott Bakula as more of her videos get re-uploaded to the site.

Visit Superboytheater for great clips, rare interviews with current Superman actors as well actress Stacy Haiduk (TV's original Lana Lang) and clips from a brand new documentary in the works that I'm happy to be part of-
'On the Pool Patio with Ilya Salkind.'

To all my subscribers and viewers~
Enjoy the blast from the past videos
and
"May all your landings be soft!"

"Green light kid! We did it!"

Welcome to the ultimate fan page for Voyagers! videos. The awesome 1982-1983 Time Travel series created by James Parriott.
It's here that I host the fan-videos I created as well as rare interviews and tributes with the star of Voyagers!-The late actor Jon-Erik Hexum. I will also hunt for any other Voyagers! related material on this site. So check the playlists! As you can see, I'm also a big fan of Chuck, Adam Baldwin, The Incredible Hulk, Bill Bixby, Superboy, Lost and Quantum Leap and Scott Bakula, Patrick Duffy and Man From Atlantis. So you can find some really cool stuff for all that in my playlists.

~*~Join the Jon-Erik Hexum Fanclub. You will have access to purchase an extensive collection of Jon-Erik's photos, written and taped interviews, filmography and other resources.~*~

JEH Fan Club Website
http://pdhexum.tripod.com

Jon-Erik Picture Archive
http://www.jonerikhexum.net

**On Making videos**
Making a fan video takes time, patience and love. If you don't love the subject matter, your video will suffer. A good fanvid normally follows a logical sequence and will grab you with a 'story' whether it's real or imagined. It's not necessarily about the special, flashy effects. I don't have them, I wish I did, but I tend to be more of a 'realist' even when it comes to admiring works of art. A good video will have the appropriate music and the clips/pictures will match both the lyrics and mood. Timing is key to a successful video. In my videos, I find my timing to be slight and varied, matching up to eye/hand movements, facial expressions, etc. It's not necessarily the big explosions on cue with the music. It doesn't have to be.
Making videos can be a real stress reliever. It's very important to have fun and give yourself at least a few hours to put it aside and then look it over with a fresh perspective.