Last year we saw the release of Chase at Fushe , a fast paced and action packed movie made using the Battlefield 2 game engine. In 2008, the thrilling chase continues with Siege in Songhua .  Today, I had a chance to speak with Keyelite, the creator of Chase at Fushe and the upcoming sequel.  

Canuck: Good morning Keyelite, and welcome to GT. I just watched your trailer for the upcoming release of Siege in Songhua and it looks like it is going to be another exciting movie. Before we get started, could you please introduce yourself to our viewers.

=P=Keyelite: I'm Philip Negroski from Florida and I am 19 years old. The only background in filmmaking is a short summer course about it; the rest of my experience comes from learning and experimenting with video editing programs.

Canuck: We all know about Chase at Fushe, was Chase at Fushe your first movie?

=P=Keyelite: No, I have done a few Battlefield 2 videos before Chase at Fushe, such as Assault On Ocel Cekca Keyes and Ambush at Mashtuur . However, Chase at Fushe was my first major machinima project.

Last year the preview for "Sands of Fire " was released. And with every monthly update the excitement continues to grow, as more details of the movie are released. Last Holiday Season we brought you up to date on "Sands of Fire" project, probably the most anticipated Battlefield 2 film ever. Last year we managed to pull the Digital Warriors team, Daniele Ciccone/ aka Little_Donkey and Davy Staelens/ aka StRuPiE, off their project long enough to grant us a in-depth interview about themselves and their upcoming film. The project is still in progress and is now scheduled for a 2008 release. So for those of you that did not see it, or would like to see it again, here it is.