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=== 2007β2011 === {| class="wikitable" ! Year covered ! Title ! Description |- | 2007 | ''[[DerDer Nation]]'' | Regional season documentary combining XPSL, CFOA and NEPL competition |- | 2007 | ''[[War of Attrition (paintball film)|War of Attrition]]'' | Documentary following professional teams through the 2007 PSP and NPPL seasons |- | 2008 | ''[[Progression (paintball film)|Progression]]'' | Professional player and tournament documentary |- | 2008 | ''[[Bring Out Your Dead (paintball film)|Bring Out Your Dead]]'' | Professional tournament season documentary with interviews and bonus material |- | 2009 | ''[[Dementia (paintball film)|Dementia]]'' | Documentary covering the 2009 PSP season, with professional player commentary |- | 2010 | ''[[Malevolent (paintball film)|Malevolent]]'' | Professional PSP tournament documentary released on DVD and Blu-ray |- | 2011 | ''[[Campaign (paintball film)|Campaign]]'' | Documentary covering the 2011 PSP season, including interviews with professional players |} ''DerDer Nation'' covered twelve events across the XPSL, CFOA and New England Paintball League during 2007.[6] ''War of Attrition'' documented the 2007 American professional tournament season, including PSP and NPPL competition.[11] ''Progression'' was identified as a 2008 production in DerDer's preserved film catalogue.[4] ''Bring Out Your Dead'' documented professional competition involving teams including [[San Diego Dynasty]], [[Los Angeles Ironmen]], [[Philadelphia Americans]], [[Infamous (paintball team)|Infamous]] and [[San Diego Aftermath]]. The DVD had a running time of approximately 90 minutes.[9] ''Dementia'' covered the 2009 PSP season and included commentary from approximately twenty professional players, while ''Malevolent'' was produced in high definition and distributed on DVD and Blu-ray.[12][13] ''Campaign'' covered four PSP events during 2011 and included interviews with professional players. Its main feature had a running time of 67 minutes.[14]
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