We are honored to say this is an award winning film that became the first video game media to ever win in the history of both the international one-reeler awards and international Global Shorts awards. We are also humbled to say our film has been on display in the Korean War Archive museum in South Korea as a display on art in video games. Thank you.
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OFFICIAL AWARDS:
Best Editing - One Reeler 2019
Award of Excellence - One Reeler 2019
Award of Excellence - Global Shorts 2019
DESCRIPTION:
Battlefield is known for massive moments of scale. Destruction, online operations, and war stories. The trailers are meticulously crafted – from cinematics to online gameplay where every player is an actor that is being directed to do a specific action. But what would it be like if you didn’t coordinate anything? Could something created entirely from random multiplayer matches – with no players aware their actions were being filmed – still deliver an original story with emotional weight?
And finally, how good could you make that look? This was the challenge I took on in this short film, where all footage, editing, narration, writing, VFX, sound mixing, and title sequences are original. This is unscripted gameplay. This is Battlefield.
If you played Battlefield 1 or Battlefield V anytime in December or January, you may be in this.
Full disclosure: My day job is making professional game trailers. I wanted to challenge myself, and I was also in a really emotional state when it came to both world wars, and the horrific events that took place. The pain I was feeling was strong and I wanted to make that into something. This is the result.
FULL CREDITS:
Writing, Directing, Gameplay Capture, Sound Design, Audio Mix, Video Editing, and VFX - Gage Allen
Narration - Ty Harper
Production Company - Player One Stories
Special Thanks
Kevin Unangst
GAMES USED:
Battlefield 1
Battlefield V
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This short film contains content from a game developed by Electronic Arts. This short film is not endorsed by or affiliated with Electronic Arts, or its licensors. Game content and materials copyright Electronic Arts Inc. and its licensors.
Correction: At 8:00, the location is mislabeled as Verdun, France, when it is in fact Caporetto, Austria-Hungary.
