Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future
In the 22nd century, mankind has fallen in the wake of The Metal Wars. Machines, led by the cyborg Lord Dread have subjugated the human population through a process called digitization. All is not lost, though. Small cells of The Resistance led by battle hardened men and women struggle to maintain their humanity both spiritually and literally.
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Show's Cast / Crew
Directors
- Otta Hanus (9 episodes)
- Jorge Montesi (7 episodes)
- Douglas Williams (3 episodes)
Writers
- Gary Goddard (23 episodes)
- J. Michael Straczynski (16 episodes)
- Lawrence G. DiTillio (6 episodes)
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- This TV series sparked a short lived comic book series by the same name.
- The live action elements were shot over a six month period between June and December of 1987. Apart from one week of location work, all of the footage was shot in one big old building in…
[show]The live action elements were shot over a six month period between June and December of 1987. Apart from one week of location work, all of the footage was shot in one big old building in western Toronto that used to be a bus depot. Not only were the sets build right there, but also the miniature work. According to the actors, it was unbearably hot during summer (crewmembers had to stand by with buckets of ice and wet towels) and freezing cold in winter.
[hide] - The "pulses" used to add or delete points from the interactive toys were created by blending various frequency black to white pulsing into backgrounds, clouds, flames, explosions and general…
[show]The "pulses" used to add or delete points from the interactive toys were created by blending various frequency black to white pulsing into backgrounds, clouds, flames, explosions and general mayhem. It was always fun to blend in point gain pulses JUST until something distracting was about to begin, then switch to point loss pulses to suck points back out of the toys. This was all done in the online suite as one of the final layers of the VFX compositing process.
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