B5 Director's Slate for sale
Jms at B5
slate (clapboard) for the last ep of B5 produced, used on the last scene, last
shot, belongs better in someone else's hands...and has put it on ebay for sale.
It's a rare part of actual B5 history.
jms
(jms...@aol.com)
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Don Semmens
>For those who have missed it...John Copeland has decided that his director's
>slate (clapboard) for the last ep of B5 produced, used on the last scene, last
>shot, belongs better in someone else's hands...and has put it on ebay for sale.
> It's a rare part of actual B5 history.
>
> jms
>
Can someone post the URL to this. I can't seem to find it on ebay.
Thanks,
don
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Angela Hays
It's already been sold. The price was $580 if I remember correctly.
Angela
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Alan Keith Carver
>From: jms...@aol.com (Jms at B5)
>Date: 4 Aug 1999 18:54:24 -0600
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>For those who have missed it...John Copeland has decided that his director's
>slate (clapboard) for the last ep of B5 produced, used on the last scene,
>last
>shot, belongs better in someone else's hands...and has put it on ebay for
>sale.
> It's a rare part of actual B5 history.
>
> jms
>
>(jms...@aol.com)
>B5 Official Fan Club at:
>http://www.thestation.com
Joe, I couldn't find this item on eBay. Can you obtain the lot number and
post it please?
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Simon B. Paquet
>>For those who have missed it...John Copeland has decided that his director's
>>slate (clapboard) for the last ep of B5 produced, used on the last scene, last
>>shot, belongs better in someone else's hands...and has put it on ebay for sale.
>> It's a rare part of actual B5 history.
>>
>Can someone post the URL to this. I can't seem to find it on ebay.
No problem.
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.DLL?ViewItem&item=138521608
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Don Semmens wrote:
> On 4 Aug 1999 18:54:24 -0600, jms...@aol.com (Jms at B5) wrote:
>
> >For those who have missed it...John Copeland has decided that his director's
> >slate (clapboard) for the last ep of B5 produced, used on the last scene, last
> >shot, belongs better in someone else's hands...and has put it on ebay for sale.
> > It's a rare part of actual B5 history.
> >
> > jms
> >
>
> Can someone post the URL to this. I can't seem to find it on ebay.
>
Simon B. Paquet
>For those who have missed it...John Copeland has decided that his director's
>slate (clapboard) for the last ep of B5 produced, used on the last scene, last
>shot, belongs better in someone else's hands...and has put it on ebay for sale.
> It's a rare part of actual B5 history.
It's the director's slate of the last scene of the 100th episode "The
Ragged Edge" according to the Ebay-website.
CU
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Scott Johnson
: For those who have missed it...John Copeland has decided that his director's
: slate (clapboard) for the last ep of B5 produced, used on the last scene, last
: shot, belongs better in someone else's hands...and has put it on ebay for sale.
Didn't a guest actor from one of the shows get in a lot of trouble for
trying to sell his copy of the script on Ebay? If that wasn't ok, why
would this be?
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also the fact that the bidding closed just before the original message
was posted.
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Scott Johnson <sco...@eecs.umich.edu> wrote:
>Didn't a guest actor from one of the shows get in a lot of trouble for
>trying to sell his copy of the script on Ebay? If that wasn't ok, why
>would this be?
I think the problem was with a parking permit that had not yet expired.
My recolection is that JMS didn't seem happy about the other stuff either,
but that the parking permit was singled out for special attention.
Also, I don't know to whom the slate belonged. For all I know,
directors might use their own clap boards.
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>
> Jms at B5 (jms...@aol.com) wrote:
> : For those who have missed it...John Copeland has decided that his director's
> : slate (clapboard) for the last ep of B5 produced, used on the last scene, last
> : shot, belongs better in someone else's hands...and has put it on ebay for sale.
>
> trying to sell his copy of the script on Ebay?
To be precise, it was the actor who played Calenn in "Atonement" and it
was me who turned him in. ;D Actually, the script was a marginal
infraction -- it was the fact that he was ALSO offering photographs of
himself AND other actors in the make-up room as well as a parking pass
to the studio grounds that was the real problem.
If that wasn't ok, why
> would this be?
'cause Copeland was producer of the series and the board was "his"?
LMA
Scott Johnson
: Scott Johnson wrote:
: infraction -- it was the fact that he was ALSO offering photographs of
: himself AND other actors in the make-up room as well as a parking pass
: to the studio grounds that was the real problem.
Ah, that is a different kettle o' fish.
: If that wasn't ok, why
: > would this be?
:
: 'cause Copeland was producer of the series and the board was "his"?
Well, my reasoning was that if they let the actor keep the script, it was his
as much as the director's slate was Copeland's, so he should be able to do
with it as he wished. But I didn't know about the other stuff.
Thanks,
Mike Robison
don't you call e-bay yourself? Did you ever consider that it may be sold by
now??
Mike
Alan Keith Carver wrote:
> On 8/5/99 1:22 AM, Erez Zadok typed:
>
> >From: jms...@aol.com (Jms at B5)
> >Date: 4 Aug 1999 18:54:24 -0600
> >Lines: 14
> >
> >For those who have missed it...John Copeland has decided that his director's
> >slate (clapboard) for the last ep of B5 produced, used on the last scene,
> >last
> >shot, belongs better in someone else's hands...and has put it on ebay for
> >sale.
> > It's a rare part of actual B5 history.
> >
Cyberian
The slate was listed on ebay and the Babylon 5 website (www.thestation.com)
for 7 days prior to the auction end. JMS was just posting so others that
don't visit the station or ebay might have a chance to bid on it.
personally I'm glad others couldn't bid. You see I'm the new lucky owner of
the slate and John Copeland signed it in silver for me.
Cyberian
JBONETATI
the slate and John Copeland signed it in silver for me.>>
Congratulations! (I think)
wishing I hadn't been so totally broke right then....
Jan