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I am in love with this series of paintball videos created by Planet Eclipse. The more I see of them the greater my level of excitement to see the next video in the series.
This video, is just the trailer for the Paintball Video series Artifact, but it does a great job of portraying the emotion and camaraderie that is a huge part of paintball.
Call me a sentimentalist, but there are few places outside of a war zone where people can bond to the level that is often found on top level paintball teams. There was a great video produced in the 2000 called Push presented by Paintball Sports Magazine. The video documented the day and life of professional paintball teams from that day. It followed them in practices and tournaments. From airports to hotels. It was the first video to capture that world on film. There are some great moments captured, and I recommend it highly to anyone who wants to know the real history of professional paintball.
Artifact follows Push and Sunday Driver in the vein of documenting the lifestyle, camaraderie and people in professional paintball, so I love it. That and Matty Marshall does a great job with the dialogue, his prose captures the emotions of the moment.
As I track the various videos down I will be posting them here, to share with everyone.
“Ghosts On The Boardwalk” is the 2nd in a new online paintball video series called Artifact, produced by Planet Eclipse, in association with Deep Elm Records and Disconnected Media.
This episode follows San Diego Dynasty in their quest to regain their dominance in the first stops of the PSP & NPPL Professional Paintball circuits.Dynasty has not won he Surf City Open in Huntington Beach, California, in five years. Huntington Beach is an event Dynasty once dominated.
As with anything from Planet Eclipse this video is high quality through and through. I love that Matty Marshall does the narrating. The first time I remember him doing so was in the “Sunday Driver” movie and he made that video have a deeper impact with his words and insight into the psyche of the pro paintball player.