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Promo/teaser for a new Sci-Fi TV Series Ganymede Pan

Here is a promo trailer for the pilot episode of the new Science Fiction TV Series Ganymede Pan


A reclusive space hero seeks good grog in a quiet location with no connection to any corrupt governing body in the local solar system. 

Ganymede Pan, a decorated veteran of the now corrupt governing body of the solar system has done his best to retire out of view of his former employers. Known for his cunning and somewhat unconventional methods, he is sought out by his former commander and convinced to take up a mission to locate his former partner... but, who is actually in control of the chase?  


Directed By Alan J. Levi 
Written By David P. Johnson
Screenplay By David P. Johnson

Awards: Finalist in screenplay competition, Oregon Film Awards, Finalist in screenplay competition, Alaska Film Awards.

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