It would seem that after Monkey With A Gun’s success with Heroes For A Day, paintball documentaries have all been the rage. JT USA has recently teamed up with online video startup “SD Feature” in order to produce a documentary on the rise to fame of grassroots paintball teams.
From JT’s website:
The show chronicles regular kids who show up at their local paintball field and how they, through hard work and dedication, can make it to the big show such as NPPL Huntington Beach.
It talks about the adrenalin rush of the sport, attributes such as teamwork, the honor code, commitment and how any kid can enjoy the sport on many different levels.
From the looks of it, the show will be airing sometime in the near future. However, dates and methods of viewing are currently unknown.
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3 Responses
April 29th, 2008 at 11:26 pm
it cracks me up when paintball players say “paintball for life”
Yet I’ve been playing paintball my whole life, I’m 30 years old now, and kids tell me constantly I’m too old
So is life considered pre-18?
Paintball until I’m 18?
May 19th, 2008 at 10:42 am
I think paintball can definitely be played for life and the kids who are telling you your too old need a reality check. Look at players like Lasoya who has to be 35 and he still rips it.
May 19th, 2008 at 12:08 pm
> mike & bumassjp
dot.
I always chuckle when I see young kids wearing and living the “Baller 4 Life attitude”, and degrading senior players of the game as being “old”.
Usually the kids drop interest and leave the sport shortly after while the seniors keep on playing.
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