
In this episode of Trek Talking and Beyond, host Uncle Jim and co-hosts engage in a lively discussion with Brian Volk-Weiss, the creator of the documentary series 'Center Seat.' They explore the success of the show's second season, the revival of Star Trek action figures, and the creative process behind toy design. Brian shares insights into his career, the challenges of licensing, and his passion for Star Trek. The conversation also touches on future projects and the excitement surrounding upcoming figures, including a special Beverly Crusher figure. The episode concludes with reflections on the importance of authenticity and integrity in the industry.Takeaways:The reaction to season two has been exponentially better than season one. Being independent allows for more honest storytelling.The Star Trek action figure line is the best-selling since the 90s.Choosing niche characters can resonate with the community.Authenticity in communication is crucial for success.The importance of integrity in product releases is paramount. Future projects include exciting collaborations and new franchises. Fan engagement is key to the success of toy lines. The Sub Rosa Beverly Crusher figure was a community-driven decision.Persistence in business can lead to significant opportunities.
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