(The Best in Popular Gaming and Film) - Al's Top Five - [Sneak Peek at some of my favorites]

Short presetation video that was shot while I attended Napier University's Television Production course during our TV presentation module where we had to speak in front of an autocue on a topic of our choosing.

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Reflecting back on this I really hate it for a number of reasons. I clearly have not yet discovered hair gel and wax not to mention having a terrible dress sense. I do remember that I felt very unhappy at the time this was shot and I feel it clearly shows. I would loved to have had another crack at this and not come across so stiff and if I were to do it again I'd try using a few props as well!

I came up with a rushed random name for this piece called Al's top five which I still find pretty uninspiring today. The piece was designed to bring viewers the best in popular gaming and film where I provide a sneak peek of some of my favorites.

Well known IP's include Grim Fandango by Lucas Arts which features a land beyond life and death, where people are in a constant limbo unable to reach heaven or hell. I discuss Manny, a poorly paid worker of the dead.

I then go on to discuss Star Wars which was released in 1977 and produced by George Lucas and also the sequel to Steven Spielberg's epic Jaws called Jaws 2 released in 1978.

Moving on to discuss videogames I discuss the classic videogame called Myth the Fallen Lords a real time strategy game released by Bungie back in 1997 which was released on the PC and Mac where gamers would participate in a number of Lord of the Rings style battles. We then get a glimpse of the game via one of the game cutscenes.

Finally I discuss the hugely successful game Broken Sword Shadow of the Templars featurng American Tourist, George Stobbart and Photo Journalist Nico Collard which is a point and click adventure game relased by Revolution Software originally in 1996.