Short and effective - the effects, sets, models and (obviously) B&W feels very 60s but having moving shots, Dutch angles, and POV of the monitor Sav is watching makes it really feel like its own thing. The President's acting was definitely a high point for me
@@JoshSnares Everything about this film was so perfect and accurate, so seeing "Dr. Who WILLIAM HARTNELL" in the credits was the cherry on top. Perfect!
Ooh this is rather good! Very Film Noir. Acting, lighting, sets, direction, Dalek voices (and the shiniest classic Dalek casings!) plus all over atmosphere top notch. I also love that it's short and punchy. Excellent work!
Watched this with a nice brew and some snacks and i was thoughly entertained to the end, which came quicker than I knew. Nice work, and superb dalek voices.
That was incredible! The controls for the time destructor were very 60s who, some buttons and switches. Brilliantly done. I'm excited for more like this!...
Wow this just popped up on my recommended I'm really taken aback this was fantastic the acting was brilliant and the story was really tense I really want more of this It really reflected the tense atmosphere of a proper really good classic dalek story thank you well done !!
Wow, I can't believe that Josh Snares found the lost prequel to "Mission to the Unknown"! Very nice use of the New Series Dalek theme there at the end, and it's just masterful, the whole rest of it, I would need to make a video of my own just to touch on everything!
Might of the Daleks is legitimately creepy film. The acting, tone is great and production design is great. David Whittaker would have approved. 👍🏻 Josh Snares and the team understood the assignment. 😎 Amazing work! I can’t wait to see whatever comes up next! Please say there will be more!
Oh thank you! We want to do another one in the future, but won't be for another year! Aaron lives in Perth, and I live in Adelaide, and short films aren't cheap! haha
A Josh Snares DW fanfilm in 2023?! This was awesome. Oozing with style. Felt like something right out of the 60s. Such attention to detail! Super cool. It looked like it was a lot of fun to make.
Stunning, everything about it oozes style and the utmost care and attention. Wonderfully atmospheric piece that totally stands up on its own merit. Thank you!
Josh! I'm not surprised at all that you had this in you. I love the black and white, 1960s Doctor Who style - you have such an encyclopedic knowledge of the styles and techniques they used, so this really feels authentic. The story is so true to the original series. Even though I only know you from RUclips, I'm proud of you and happy for you.
I love how this showcases the manipulative side of the Daleks. One of the best thing about them as villains is thay they are arguably more dangerous without a gun than with one.
Love love LOVE. The final piano rendition of The Dark and Endless Dalek Nights was perfection a lovely connection to modern who. The whole cast, crew and everyone should be proud of this!!!
This was beautifully done, so many little '60s touches but it felt properly professional. It captures that incredibly bleak feel of most of the Daleks' Master Plan. Very nice to see it was filmed here in Whadjuk Country too, I can't believe the Daleks have infiltrated even our isolated part of the world!!
I think that just about every compliment that I cc'd an think of has already been posted by others. I can at least say how much you deserve those comments. Relatively few props, actors / actresses, and a straight forward plot, all put together to great effect.
A wonderful homage to 60s Who. I’m sure any fan would be excited to find this as additional material on a future Hartnell box set. Thank you for making this - I hope it was an enjoyable experience for you and your team 🙂
This was great fun, Josh. And a neat little precursor to the Daleks Masterplan! Loved it. Very effective usage of sets on a budget and a spot on Time Destructor prop. This definitely had the feel of 60's Who.
"This fight is now no longer your concern. It is ours" This was incredible. Well done to all those involved, the might of the Daleks is truly powerful.
Thank you! The reference is a callback to Hartnells contract which required him to be credited even in episodes he didn’t appear (Eg: Mission to the Unknown) Just a bit of fun! A nerdy reference haha
@@JoshSnares Ah now I remember! Interesting reference but I think silly on the BBC's part. I mean just because Doctor Who is the main character doesn't mean he has to be credited in everything *cough spin-offs cough*
What a gripping lead-in to Master Plan. Great stuff! Also, the Dalek voices were nailed perfectly. So often in fan films that feature them, the voices are underwhelming. These were spot on, on par with Nick Briggs and Peter Hawkins. Love it! Thanks for making this. ❤
Fantastic work! The Daleks are very creepy and cast gave it their absolute all. Is it my imagine or was the music making callbacks to the Akinola Dalek Theme?
Excellent work! I thoroughly enjoyed this dark piece. I love how you fit it into the continuity of Mission to the Unknown and The Daleks' Master Plan. I loved how it fit the dark tone of many stories from season three. The actors' performances had a modernity with a nod to the 60s: really well done. I'd definitely watch more from you and your collaborators, if you ever chose to make more. Thank you also for the content warning - such an important thing with this content.
That has to be the best live action Doctor Who fan film I've seen to date... excellent... great acting, impressive model work and sets... and two very beautiful Daleks
You should be the one to take over as show runner when RTD steps down again. In just over 12 minutes and without an appearance by The Doctor, this has somehow managed to feel more like Doctor Who than anything RTD or Moffat ever produced. At the very least, RTD should be considering Barnabas Sharp as a new series composer as he's managed to combine the eeriness of classic Doctor Who music with the more bombastic style of Murray Gold, finding a happy medium between the 2 extremes. It was a little odd hearing the Dalek wheels trundling along but actually, I think it works as they obviously would have wheels and not just be floating (hence the reason they couldn't get up or down stairs for so long, have you tried taking a trolley up or down stairs? It's not impossible but not pleasant). Great work from all involved and I hope the same team can come together to do more, maybe with John as the Hartnell Doctor.
I'm never really one for fan films, but this intrigued me from the first trailer. Not many people do one in the style of the 60s era and you have captured that perfectly. From the little models to the Dalek wobbling about as it talks. If you're a fan of classic DW, this is truly something to behold. Well done Josh and the team!
Ok now my personal headcanon goes like this for season 3... Might of the Daleks, Galaxy Four, Mission to the Unknown, The Myth Makers and finally Masterplan. Really building up to the epic. in short, a fantastic short, really has the feel of a Hartnell era episode
Quite extraordinary. Such a sinister, atmospheric production. The quality of this film demonstrates the passion and expertise of those involved. Well done to both cast and crew, the result of your hard work is a terrific Dr Who short film and a tribute to the pioneers of Sixties Who. Thank you.
"Retrieve the body from the hallway. Obey the Daleks! Obey!" Why? "Because we can't pick things up and the script requires this." 🤣 Joking aside, this was a fantastic mini episode, although I imagine the work involved was quite epic. The effects were really fitting to the franchise and you avoided the use of CGI which was nice to see. The production felt authentic. Well done and thank you for the entertainment. I love uber-generic names of Continent A and Continent B. I originally thought I misheard!
THIS is what I waiting for! A visual fan production with no bad acting and at least Classic era sets, costumes, etc. Great Sound design, great visuals. It was just, great! Most fan productions sadly have either acting that is so bad or at least has super bad audio design/mixing, or awful costumes that are just laughable. Rather than classic eras bad costumes that were at least crafted with love and effort but just getting a costume for a quid at Poundland. Really takes you out of the episode and makes it essentially unwatchable. It’s not about budget and I think Doctor Who both classic and new has shown that, it’s about great talent at every level with a passion for the project.
Thank you! Yeah, quite a lot of money was thrown at this project, and I’m happy it’s paying off! We had such a talented team working with us to pull it off!
This is just absolutely wonderful. Love a fan film - especially one like this that does so much in its limited run time and executes it well. Loved the use of model shots. Really placed me in the production period. Proper old Who vibes but with a sprinkle of Twilight Zone in there vibes wise. Performances are great. Set Design is great. The Daleks are great. The music is great. The photography is great. Sound is great. Stellar effort. More please. Deserves to be on the Collection Season 3 boxset when it arrives. :)
Nice one. Loved the 60s style production values. Very well directed edited and nice atmospheric soundtrack. Also ( unusual for a fan film) a very high standard of acting. Don't leave us hanging Josh.....more please.
@@JoshSnares I would guess there were many hours of work and love given to your film. It's unfair to critique fan films as they all come from a place of love but many are really just fans running around cosplaying ( which is cool) .Whereas your film is a well thought out and executed homage to Classic Doctor Who
This was so much fun and captured the early 60s vibe perfectly. Genuinely eerie and disturbing, too. Really look forward to more and massive congrats to everyone involved! 🖤🤍🖤🤍
Bad things happen when the Doctor isn't around to save the day. Evocative of 1960s Classic Doctor Who and should be included with Mission to the Unknown in (hopefully) a future Daleks Master Plan release!
Absolutely loved this. A perfect love letter to the Dalek Master Plan era of the show. Obviously a tremendous amount of passion went into this by everyone involved. I would love to see more films released by this team!
This is SO good! Wonderfully and faithfully retro and brilliantly realised. This could slot into any Hartnell-era Dalek series as a prologue or some such. I loved this!
Wow, Joshua! The technical ability displayed here is excellent - exceeding some of what was achieved in Who during the classic series… Your rollback and record progression of the decaying bodies was better than they managed in classic Who. I love the model work, really effective. The Daleks are phenomenal. Really well made and the voices are spot on. (Slightly noisy when they moved, maybe you would consider looping the dialogue in future films to cover that?) Acting was great, especially for non-professionals. This must have cost a fortune to make. Good for you and all involved. You definitely have a future in TV/film work.
Wow, that's spectacular. Still has the 60s feel but it's also so crisp and sexy. I love the shots and angles and blurs. All very cleverly laid out - and the script is tight too. It was only at the halfway point that I realized it tied into Masteplan and only at the end that I realized it was a prequel. There were shades of 1984 in this too. Pure class. Well done. Can you get yourself hired by Disney to do first doctor era spinoffs?
Ooh it ties in with master plan. And it’s really sinister. Awesome. I had no idea there was a Dalek floating around here in my hometown of Perth. I must see it..
This is by far the best fan film of any I have seen, past Doctor Who even. Everything is incredible, especially that first 1.30. I found watching it at 240p puts it at peak 60s style.
What a great prequel to the Dalek Master Plan. Loved the thematic similarities between this planet and early Skaro, great acting, social commentary and a really enjoyable short story. Well done, loved it!
Utterly sublime. I was speechless by the end of it and completely forgot I was watching it on RUclips! This film truly captures the essence of 60s Who and the earlier Dalek stories while also feeling like its own thing with your own style prevalent throughout, excellent filmmaking complimented by fantastic acting, sound design, production design and I can't point out a single thing wrong with it. Inspirational stuff and you consistently manage to still go above and beyond with your work. Well done, you and all involved should be extremely proud!
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Short and effective - the effects, sets, models and (obviously) B&W feels very 60s but having moving shots, Dutch angles, and POV of the monitor Sav is watching makes it really feel like its own thing.
The President's acting was definitely a high point for me
Thank you! I'm happy you enjoyed it!
Amy is INCREDIBLE as the President, isn't she? What a talent!
I keep a country mile away from fan films, but this has serious grit and intelligence.
So glad to hear you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching :)
I love the fact that William Hartnell is listed in the credits, even though he was not in the film. 10/10! Hope there's more in the future
We couldn't help ourselves! If he was credited for Mission to the Unknown and didn't appear, he's gonna be credited for this! haha
@@JoshSnares Everything about this film was so perfect and accurate, so seeing "Dr. Who WILLIAM HARTNELL" in the credits was the cherry on top. Perfect!
That was excellent Josh!!
@@JoshSnares It's those little touches 😅
@@JoshSnares Depending on how many more of these you make, it would be cool to have the next one be Troughton, then Pertwee etc!
This finally brings back the fullest sense of realism in Dalek evil that we haven’t seen in so long. Very well done.
Thank you :)
@@JoshSnares You’re welcome.
Ooh this is rather good! Very Film Noir. Acting, lighting, sets, direction, Dalek voices (and the shiniest classic Dalek casings!) plus all over atmosphere top notch. I also love that it's short and punchy. Excellent work!
Watched this with a nice brew and some snacks and i was thoughly entertained to the end, which came quicker than I knew. Nice work, and superb dalek voices.
Thank you :)
That was incredible! The controls for the time destructor were very 60s who, some buttons and switches. Brilliantly done. I'm excited for more like this!...
Thank you!
Wow this just popped up on my recommended I'm really taken aback this was fantastic the acting was brilliant and the story was really tense I really want more of this It really reflected the tense atmosphere of a proper really good classic dalek story thank you well done !!
I had a dream last night that Josh gave me a tour of their Minecraft house, maybe this project is not what has been teased
omg 😂
i've never actually played Minecraft!
Great job, thought I was back in the 60's. Great effects and acting, well done
Thanks!
Wow, I can't believe that Josh Snares found the lost prequel to "Mission to the Unknown"!
Very nice use of the New Series Dalek theme there at the end, and it's just masterful, the whole rest of it, I would need to make a video of my own just to touch on everything!
Thank you!
Might of the Daleks is legitimately creepy film. The acting, tone is great and production design is great. David Whittaker would have approved. 👍🏻
Josh Snares and the team understood the assignment. 😎 Amazing work! I can’t wait to see whatever comes up next! Please say there will be more!
Oh thank you! We want to do another one in the future, but won't be for another year! Aaron lives in Perth, and I live in Adelaide, and short films aren't cheap! haha
Yeah, we'd love to do another one at some point - time will tell :) Thanks for watching :)
A Josh Snares DW fanfilm in 2023?! This was awesome. Oozing with style. Felt like something right out of the 60s. Such attention to detail! Super cool. It looked like it was a lot of fun to make.
Thank you!
This is one of the best DW fan films I have seen. Really excellent!
That had me on the edge of my seat - truly capturing the pure essence of early Doctor Who. Amazing stuff - well done to all 10/10
Thank you :)
The 60s called. They want their episode back. This was amazing. I got lost in it, believing I was watching one of the early era serials. So well done.
Thanks for watching! Glad to hear you enjoyed it :)
Thank you!
Brilliant well done. It felt like a more adult orientated version of 60s Who. Wonderful effort, Fantastic!!!!
That's the thing about Dalek stories that don't include the Doctor - the Daleks win! Brilliant stuff. 😊💯
Only the doctor can outsmart them, I think!
This is an excellent prologue to Dalek Masterplan and fits right in with Mission to the Unknown giving this epic story more depth.
Thank you :)
Despite the length, a very punchy story. The fan film ideal, you might say 👍
Having the Dalek say "a kindness" was masterfully done!
Thank you :)
Stunning, everything about it oozes style and the utmost care and attention. Wonderfully atmospheric piece that totally stands up on its own merit. Thank you!
oh thank you!
Josh! I'm not surprised at all that you had this in you. I love the black and white, 1960s Doctor Who style - you have such an encyclopedic knowledge of the styles and techniques they used, so this really feels authentic. The story is so true to the original series. Even though I only know you from RUclips, I'm proud of you and happy for you.
Thank you!
I love how this showcases the manipulative side of the Daleks. One of the best thing about them as villains is thay they are arguably more dangerous without a gun than with one.
For sure! Thanks for watching :)
This was very well made! Gives the already big Dalek's Master Plan more depth
Love love LOVE. The final piano rendition of The Dark and Endless Dalek Nights was perfection a lovely connection to modern who. The whole cast, crew and everyone should be proud of this!!!
Thank you!! Barnabas nailed the classic and new hybrid in the score
I _knew_ that sounded familiar!
This is great. It will look really good on your old TV. Even the incidental music fits mid 60s Who.
Thank you!
This was beautifully done, so many little '60s touches but it felt properly professional. It captures that incredibly bleak feel of most of the Daleks' Master Plan. Very nice to see it was filmed here in Whadjuk Country too, I can't believe the Daleks have infiltrated even our isolated part of the world!!
Okay now THAT was amazing! I'd love to see a video going in depth behind the scenes on some of the practical VFX work!
This Friday we have a behind the scenes video coming out!
@Josh Snares The good news just keeps comin'! I'll be there!
Bravo my dear Mr. Snares! I truly enjoyed that clip! Keep it coming!
Thank you!
Bravo! BRAVO!!!! Such a nice short prequel to The Daleks' Masterplan.
Thank you :)
Good turns from your two leads, and good wobbling during the Dalek's dialog
Thank you!
I think that just about every compliment that I cc'd an think of has already been posted by others. I can at least say how much you deserve those comments. Relatively few props, actors / actresses, and a straight forward plot, all put together to great effect.
Thank you :)
This is amazing I felt like I was watching Dr Who back in the 6Os again
Thank you!
A wonderful homage to 60s Who. I’m sure any fan would be excited to find this as additional material on a future Hartnell box set. Thank you for making this - I hope it was an enjoyable experience for you and your team 🙂
This was great fun, Josh. And a neat little precursor to the Daleks Masterplan! Loved it. Very effective usage of sets on a budget and a spot on Time Destructor prop. This definitely had the feel of 60's Who.
"This fight is now no longer your concern. It is ours"
This was incredible. Well done to all those involved, the might of the Daleks is truly powerful.
Thank you!
Thanks for watching :)
You thought no one would notice that you used Dark and Endless Dalek Night played on the piano around 11:30... But we did!
Glad you liked the Murray Gold callback!
Fantastic work, retains the charm of the era with shot composition and sound design.
Thank you :)
That was great! I will admit it did feel something out of the 1960's and the Dalek props were great and that was just wow!
Thank you!
This was wonderful.......... Thank you for your time and dedication spent on this work.
Thanks for watching!
That was amazing. Felt like I was actually watching a BBC production. Thought I never got why the Doctor is credited. I don't think he was present.
Thank you! The reference is a callback to Hartnells contract which required him to be credited even in episodes he didn’t appear (Eg: Mission to the Unknown)
Just a bit of fun! A nerdy reference haha
@@JoshSnares Ah now I remember! Interesting reference but I think silly on the BBC's part. I mean just because Doctor Who is the main character doesn't mean he has to be credited in everything *cough spin-offs cough*
What a gripping lead-in to Master Plan. Great stuff!
Also, the Dalek voices were nailed perfectly. So often in fan films that feature them, the voices are underwhelming. These were spot on, on par with Nick Briggs and Peter Hawkins.
Love it! Thanks for making this. ❤
Thank you! The voices took forever to get the right balance, and happy with the final product!
Fantastic work! The Daleks are very creepy and cast gave it their absolute all. Is it my imagine or was the music making callbacks to the Akinola Dalek Theme?
Thank you! Yes, Barnabas added heaps of references throughout their score - adds a bit of fun!
Yep. Akinola's dalek motif is simple yet effective, and I thought it deserved a place in the score. Glad you liked it!
oooo BRILLIANT JOSH!! Loved it start to finish. Really cool :- ) The shot 9:24 is giving Metropolis. Beautiful work!!
Thank you! Metropolis was my reference to Aaron who made the models! Definitely intentional :)
60s Who always inspires some of the coolest fan-made projects, and I love people's enthusiasm for the era :0
Bravo! Everything: production values, acting, SFX, EVERYTHING was first rate!! The 60's feel was absolutely spot-on!
Thank you!
Thanks for watching :)
Holy hell this is so good. This has sold me on the idea of that rumored villain spinoff.
I was SO WORRIED they would announce a Dalek series before this came out, and make this look like shit haha
That's the best Doctor Who story I've seen since The War Games!
Thank you!
Excellent work! I thoroughly enjoyed this dark piece. I love how you fit it into the continuity of Mission to the Unknown and The Daleks' Master Plan. I loved how it fit the dark tone of many stories from season three. The actors' performances had a modernity with a nod to the 60s: really well done. I'd definitely watch more from you and your collaborators, if you ever chose to make more. Thank you also for the content warning - such an important thing with this content.
That has to be the best live action Doctor Who fan film I've seen to date... excellent... great acting, impressive model work and sets... and two very beautiful Daleks
Thank you :)
Marvellous film made with care and attention to detail. Great sets and props and the 60's feel was perfect. Emotional music too.
You should be the one to take over as show runner when RTD steps down again. In just over 12 minutes and without an appearance by The Doctor, this has somehow managed to feel more like Doctor Who than anything RTD or Moffat ever produced. At the very least, RTD should be considering Barnabas Sharp as a new series composer as he's managed to combine the eeriness of classic Doctor Who music with the more bombastic style of Murray Gold, finding a happy medium between the 2 extremes. It was a little odd hearing the Dalek wheels trundling along but actually, I think it works as they obviously would have wheels and not just be floating (hence the reason they couldn't get up or down stairs for so long, have you tried taking a trolley up or down stairs? It's not impossible but not pleasant). Great work from all involved and I hope the same team can come together to do more, maybe with John as the Hartnell Doctor.
I'll give RTD my email if he wants some tunes. Glad you liked the mix of classic and modern Who scores.
I loved the Mavic Chen reference, nice touch with William Hartnell's name in the credits like Mission to the Unknown
Thank you :)
I like how this fits as a prequel to Mission to the Unknown
Definitely the intention!
I'm never really one for fan films, but this intrigued me from the first trailer. Not many people do one in the style of the 60s era and you have captured that perfectly. From the little models to the Dalek wobbling about as it talks. If you're a fan of classic DW, this is truly something to behold. Well done Josh and the team!
Thank you!
Glad to hear you enjoyed it :) Thanks for watching!
Fantastic short fan film right there Josh! Love this! Captures 60s Dr Who excellently! Sooo... Another one in 2024? 👀🙌
Hopefully we can make another one next year!
@@JoshSnares Yesss! Things I love to see! 👍
Ok now my personal headcanon goes like this for season 3... Might of the Daleks, Galaxy Four, Mission to the Unknown, The Myth Makers and finally Masterplan. Really building up to the epic. in short, a fantastic short, really has the feel of a Hartnell era episode
Ooh! That’s a fun placement. I had it after Mission! But love that idea
Quite extraordinary. Such a sinister, atmospheric production. The quality of this film demonstrates the passion and expertise of those involved.
Well done to both cast and crew, the result of your hard work is a terrific Dr Who short film and a tribute to the pioneers of Sixties Who. Thank you.
Amazing this video has captured the essence of classic who well done!
Glad you enjoyed it!
"Retrieve the body from the hallway. Obey the Daleks! Obey!"
Why?
"Because we can't pick things up and the script requires this." 🤣
Joking aside, this was a fantastic mini episode, although I imagine the work involved was quite epic. The effects were really fitting to the franchise and you avoided the use of CGI which was nice to see. The production felt authentic. Well done and thank you for the entertainment.
I love uber-generic names of Continent A and Continent B. I originally thought I misheard!
That last shot ... Pretty sure that's Cromer!
Superb!
😂😂
THIS is what I waiting for! A visual fan production with no bad acting and at least Classic era sets, costumes, etc. Great Sound design, great visuals. It was just, great! Most fan productions sadly have either acting that is so bad or at least has super bad audio design/mixing, or awful costumes that are just laughable. Rather than classic eras bad costumes that were at least crafted with love and effort but just getting a costume for a quid at Poundland. Really takes you out of the episode and makes it essentially unwatchable. It’s not about budget and I think Doctor Who both classic and new has shown that, it’s about great talent at every level with a passion for the project.
Thank you! Yeah, quite a lot of money was thrown at this project, and I’m happy it’s paying off! We had such a talented team working with us to pull it off!
Brilliant. Love the fact model shots were used rather than CGI. Really keeps the authenticity of the film.
Definitely! Thanks for watching :)
1984 meets Doctor Who. That was fun.
Thank you! Very much the vibe!
This is just absolutely wonderful. Love a fan film - especially one like this that does so much in its limited run time and executes it well.
Loved the use of model shots. Really placed me in the production period.
Proper old Who vibes but with a sprinkle of Twilight Zone in there vibes wise.
Performances are great. Set Design is great. The Daleks are great. The music is great. The photography is great. Sound is great.
Stellar effort. More please.
Deserves to be on the Collection Season 3 boxset when it arrives. :)
Thank you! 💕
I ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT!!! I was fully engaged throughout 10 out of 10!! So impressed!!
Thank you :)
This is a product of love, and truly captures the flavor of the older serials. Looking forward to more in the future!
Thanks!
Love the incineration effect of Nova, very much like Dracula's death in Horror of Dracula. Great work to everyone involved in the production.
Thank you!
Nice one. Loved the 60s style production values. Very well directed edited and nice atmospheric soundtrack. Also ( unusual for a fan film) a very high standard of acting. Don't leave us hanging Josh.....more please.
Thank you!
Maybe in a year there will be another one, they’re quite expensive to produce!! Haha
@@JoshSnares I would guess there were many hours of work and love given to your film. It's unfair to critique fan films as they all come from a place of love but many are really just fans running around cosplaying ( which is cool) .Whereas your film is a well thought out and executed homage to Classic Doctor Who
Crikey-O'blimey!! That was superb; beautifully done 60s vibe. Beautiful model shots, great acting. Can't wait to see more....
Thank you!
This was so much fun and captured the early 60s vibe perfectly. Genuinely eerie and disturbing, too. Really look forward to more and massive congrats to everyone involved! 🖤🤍🖤🤍
Yay, thank you!
Excellent short, really felt like it could have been part of the Daleks Master plan.
Follow that with Mission to the Unknown.
Thank you!
Wow! Great work by everyone involved. Felt like truly authentic 60s Who. Beautiful direction. Thank you thank you.
Thank you :)
Bad things happen when the Doctor isn't around to save the day. Evocative of 1960s Classic Doctor Who and should be included with Mission to the Unknown in (hopefully) a future Daleks Master Plan release!
Great stuff! The whole vibe is perfect.
Thank you :)
Absolutely loved this. A perfect love letter to the Dalek Master Plan era of the show. Obviously a tremendous amount of passion went into this by everyone involved. I would love to see more films released by this team!
Thank you!
A great tribute to the Dalek stories of the 1960's and the people who made them possible. A true love letter to the early years of Doctor Who.
Thank you!
Wow I’ve always wanted to see a Who fan film in the 60s style, nice one guys, many more to come I hope.
This is SO good! Wonderfully and faithfully retro and brilliantly realised. This could slot into any Hartnell-era Dalek series as a prologue or some such. I loved this!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Absolutely amazing work! My favourite part is the sinister effect of the Time Destructor. Congrats to everyone involved. 👏🎬🎉
Thank you! Happy that the Time Destructor effect worked!
Absolutely brilliant film!!!
Everything from the acting to sets to the effects are absolutely stunning and y'all should be proud of what you've made!!
Thank you!
Wow, Joshua! The technical ability displayed here is excellent - exceeding some of what was achieved in Who during the classic series… Your rollback and record progression of the decaying bodies was better than they managed in classic Who.
I love the model work, really effective.
The Daleks are phenomenal. Really well made and the voices are spot on. (Slightly noisy when they moved, maybe you would consider looping the dialogue in future films to cover that?)
Acting was great, especially for non-professionals.
This must have cost a fortune to make. Good for you and all involved. You definitely have a future in TV/film work.
Thank you!
One note, all of us are professionals, we all work in the film industry.
This was brilliant! I love the story, the sets, the shots -- just purely awesome.
Thank youuu!
Thanks for watching! We worked super hard to bring this story to life :)
Bravo - a gripping storyline that transcends the limits of the budget.
Thank you!
Fantastic short film. Loved the stylised nature of it. 😊
Thank you :)
Wow, that's spectacular. Still has the 60s feel but it's also so crisp and sexy. I love the shots and angles and blurs. All very cleverly laid out - and the script is tight too. It was only at the halfway point that I realized it tied into Masteplan and only at the end that I realized it was a prequel. There were shades of 1984 in this too. Pure class. Well done. Can you get yourself hired by Disney to do first doctor era spinoffs?
Thank you!
Loved it! You really got the feel of that era and added something new. It felt like watching Dr Who as a kid again all those decades ago ! Bravo.
Thank you!
Ooh it ties in with master plan. And it’s really sinister. Awesome. I had no idea there was a Dalek floating around here in my hometown of Perth. I must see it..
There are more Daleks floating around in Perth than you'd think...
This needs to be on the big screen.
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This is by far the best fan film of any I have seen, past Doctor Who even. Everything is incredible, especially that first 1.30. I found watching it at 240p puts it at peak 60s style.
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@JoshSnares didn't even mention it but the shots! Whoo boy. That one of the dalek silently looking at Sav's body was perfection.
What a great prequel to the Dalek Master Plan. Loved the thematic similarities between this planet and early Skaro, great acting, social commentary and a really enjoyable short story. Well done, loved it!
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This is one of the best doctor who fan films I've seen
That’s very kind, thank you!
The Dalek Cutaway we never thought we needed. Bravo!
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Good story. Good acting. Good direction. Good daleks. Excellent job. Thank you for this. More please👍
Utterly incredible! I got chills hearing the hints of Dark and Endless Night in the score at the end! You really know how to do The Daleks justice!
Barnabas’ score is so good!! Thank you for watching :)
Glad you got chills! The theme deserved a place at the end :)
Love the 1960's typwriter on the desk.
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love the work! it feels like a old school universal monster movie in places' love the practical effects and everything!
Oh for sure, it's definitely a love letter to black and white cinema of heaps of different eras. I just adore that stuff!
Fantastic job! Absolutely outstanding!
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This is one of your best vids yet Josh!
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Love the production and the directing! The acting is quite good too!
Veeery well done! More of this, please! =)
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dam even the thumbnail to the video looks amazing.
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Utterly sublime. I was speechless by the end of it and completely forgot I was watching it on RUclips! This film truly captures the essence of 60s Who and the earlier Dalek stories while also feeling like its own thing with your own style prevalent throughout, excellent filmmaking complimented by fantastic acting, sound design, production design and I can't point out a single thing wrong with it. Inspirational stuff and you consistently manage to still go above and beyond with your work. Well done, you and all involved should be extremely proud!
Thank you for your kind words! 💕