Borg Assimilates Online Video Network
Wednesday June 28, 2006
Machinima.Com To Distribute Borg War, An Animated Star Trek Feature-Length Fan Film LOS ANGELES - June 28, 2006 (INB) -- Machinima.com, the largest machinima video distribution network, announces an exclusive agreement to host Borg War, the world's first feature-length animated Star Trek adventure starring the voice of Patrick Stewart as Captain Picard. Borg War depicts the continuing adventures of the Enterprise seventeen years after the end of final episode of Voyager. In the animated movie, the Federation is invaded by a group of rogue Borg that has been infected by a predatory alien virus. Borg War is unique among Star Trek fan films in that it recycles sound clips from the computer games, allowing the original actors to "reprise" their roles. Early episodes of Borg War were honored award nominations in the categories of "Best Series" and "Technical Achievement" at the 2005 Machinima Film Festival. The online broadcast of Borg War will premiere on Friday, September 8th, coinciding with the 40th anniversary of the first Star Trek television broadcast. Each following Friday at 6:00 p.m. Pacific, Machinima.com will release successive episodes and host a live forum, featuring the film's creator, Geoffrey James. The entire movie will span nine weeks, similarly to a cable channel series. The exclusive agreement and weekly event is a first for Machinima.com which (with several hundred thousand downloads a month) is the community focal point for the rapidly-machinima, a filmmaking technique that harnesses the 3D rendering power of computer games to create a new type of video entertainment. For more information about Machinima.com, contact Ingrid Moon, Director of Production & Programming, at mailto:Ingrid.moon@machinima.com. For more information about Borg War, contact Geoffrey James at 603-465-2589 or gj@GeoffreyJames.com. Also see http://www.BorgWarMovie.org. CONTACT: Geoffrey James 603-465-2589 mailto:gj@GeoffreyJames.com Amazon Link: MachinimaRelated
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