My main focus this time was to edit a movie that had very fast pace and a cinematic feel, as my previous movies have somewhat lacked excitement. It's always a challenge to make an individual player movie in this way because it usually has a lower variety of frags, and no one has a reason to care about it since they aren't involved. So this means (and I know some of you will hate me for this but I can never please everyone) having more luck shots in place of long clutches etc which would have taken more skill, and subsequently would have made the movie a lot longer. If you just zone out and enjoy the flow of the movie, I'm sure you won't care that there's a few sections of the movie that have some unscopes and what not. That being said, I know how the Australian viewers can be even though they are a small portion of total views, I usually react to their feedback, not the Europeans, so many parts of the movie have rather low editing, just syncing, frags and cameras. Also, being an individual player movie to get the actual community more involved I probably used about 30 different people in the cinematic sequences, and I apologise for not being able to remember and fit all your names into the credits, there was simply too many. I doubt any fragmovie to date has had such a vast amount of people involved in it, so thanks a lot to everyone who helped. In fact you can argue that it is a 'community movie' because of this.

So basically, its 5 minutes long not 9-15 minutes long, but has just as much action. The reason it took so long to make is not because I worked on it for 9 months straight, but because I had some real life commitments and was not motivated. So I honestly made most of the fragpart more than 6 months ago and I wish I could have finished it then. Furthermore I wanted to do something a bit different with the intro, and it took a while to come up with a few ideas, hopefully you enjoy that part of the movie as well since I think it's a bit weird but original.