Film and TV
Planet Eclipse Presents...ETV: Collision Course Video Now Available For Free Download
By Planet Eclipse
May 12, 2008, 13:37

Planet Eclipse has kicked off Season 2 of ETV with Collision Course. Episode #9 in the company's internet video series follows St. Louis Avalanche and San Antonio X-Factor  As they ascend through the prelims, Elite 8, Semis, and ultimately clash in the Finals of the 2008 NPPL Huntington Beach Open.

"We're excited. I think it's the best thing we have done so far,” said director Dan Napoli. "The interview footage we shot in HD looks great, and we used some great music this time around from Samiam, Moving Mountains, and other stuff from Deep Elm Records.

It's really cool to be able to capture a team's first professional win. It’s a special moment for them, and I feel like its kind of a privilege for us to be able to film it. Hopefully, we made something pretty fun and compelling to watch."

The show is nearly the length of television show, clocking in at 28 minutes. ETV Collision Course features highlights from each round of the tournament and interviews with members of both Avalanche and X-Factor.

Ledz from Planet Eclipse said, "This ETV raises the bar even higher. It's a great piece covering all the bases. You have great train crash playing footage, game footage, interviews, emotion, pit cam and then victory. What more could you want? And No you can't have porn!"

Next up for ETV is a new edition of ETV: Exposed..., Eclipse's interview series.
"LB" Brian Fow from Los Angles Infamous sat down with the ETV crew, and reflected on the teams' gutsy win at PSP Phoenix.

Look for ETV: Exposed-The LB Interview will be made available sometime in late-May.

ETV Collision Course is now available for free download via :

Planet Eclipse presents ETV… is available via podcast through I-Tunes at:
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=250421598

Via Youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/PlanetEclipseEcast

or directly from the Eclipse website:
www.planeteclipse.com/downloads