Team 3D G4 Counter-Strike Frag Movie

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Published on May 23, 2010 1:00:40 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbzUTnkG7oQ

Game:

Counter-Strike (1999)

Duration: 1:31

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This is a short frag movie made by none other then David Cho (DchozN)

This movie actually aired on G4 a few years back.

all credit to David cho - more info on movie below (the readme)

Brennan,

Thank you for this great opportunity, and making everything happen for us, Team 3D. I wish you the best of luck at G4, which honestly is a badass and remarkable job at such an early stage in your life. Very fortunate and grateful our paths have crossed so to speak, and you've caught me at an incredibly busy week with some truly amazing opportunities (I will tell you more about this later). Thank you for your kind words towards my work for the past year or so, and thank you again.

As far as the video is concerned, I did what I could in a day and given the time constraints, this is my best work. I've edited out the violence and gore out of the game, achieved a music video look and feel, constant motion, high production values, editing, featured Team 3D (the loss of the logos and such is not that big of a deal), utilized the audio track you gave me from APM, kept it under 1 minute and 30 seconds for the running time, and rendered it best I could (extreme high quality with WMV9 at 800x600 resolution, 29 NTSC FPS framerate, and MP3 320 KBPS encoded audio). I'm sure I missed out a few areas and matters I wanted to mention and discuss (most are pretty trivial I guess and not absolutely important), but all that matters is I've finished a video, which I'm extremely proud of, for G4 that will hopefully be aired thanks to you (it's 4:03 A.M. CST right now - can't think and remember properly ;o). I believe if everything goes well this will be the first time Counter-Strike team skill/frag orientated video will be aired on TV. If you can message me as soon as possible if this will be aired and the date and time so I may write a news piece for it on Team3D.com (and possibly other major electronic sports websites), and give you the proper credits of course. I have a feeling that I missed mentioning some thing(s), but the video is finished and ready to go and that's all that matters, really. I'd like to thank you once again, and definitely keep in touch.

Regards,

David Cho

DchozN@DchozN.com
DCho@GotFrag.com

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