Planet Eclipse paintball video Artifact 4-Vicious & X-Factor.


“The Grind is the 4th video in a new online documentary series called Artifact, produced by Planet Eclipse, creators of the EGO and GEO paintball markers, covering the world of tournament paintball. “The Grind” gives you a glimpse to the experience of practice for professional paintball teams, as San Antonio X-Factor head to Omaha, Nebraska to practice Vicious, in preparation for the next stop on the 2010 PSP Paintball Circuit. Their preparation culminates when the two teams draw each other in a crucial prelim round match-up at PSP Chicago Open. This episode features music by [in order of appearance] Moonlit Sailor, Public Radio, Dorena, Burns Out Bright, Goonies Never Say Die, Flanders, & Dorena. Artifact is a collection of 10-minute documentary shorts, which will be released monthly throughout the 2010 professional paintball season. The videos are narrated by acclaimed commentator, writer, and retired professional player Matt Marshall. Produced by Planet Eclipse, in association with Deep Elm Records, and Disconnected Media.

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25 thoughts on “Planet Eclipse paintball video Artifact 4-Vicious & X-Factor.

  1. @HabsFanTom yeah just like stupid michel phelps, i mean why does he always take swimming so seriously? and apollo uno or whatever i mean come on how can you take ice skating serious?

  2. Outstanding video! Great narration, writing, editing and production. As the parent of a player in this video who has loved and played paintball and been a part of the grind for over 10 years, I really liked the behind-the-scenes, between-the-tournaments look at what these guys go through to play at this level. Our family loves paintball and I’m proud my kid competes in this sport!

  3. @HabsFanTom let us say then when ppl play for money and sponsors one must play seriously. if you don’t put out why should they. that is the economic stand point. I’m sure you can get this =]

  4. @HabsFanTom not tryin to be rude paintball is a very competetive and difficult sport even more difficult than most sports but like all of them there will be people that take it alot more serious than others and when u get to a proffesional level u stop playing for bragging rights and start the big boy game of money and other things

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