Call To Duty movie now available

[Stan]

dam how did i miss that whens the next one

I missed it too and am gutted. I even had the day off work (a rare thing) so could have gone!!!

Supposedly the next one is going to be announced soon and is going to happen in March... If i miss that i'll be seriously pissed off.

 

[Timboy]

I'll announce the next one across all the UK forums. It'll be launched soon and the event will be in March.

The deal is done, just waiting for the paperwork to come back, but the next one will take place across an entire town. We've hired a town including church, town hall, hundreds of houses, shops, garages, schools - we can even use the sewer system. Should be a giggle.

Last event sold a ticket every 12 seconds for over half an hour - so after it's announced you may have to move quick to grab one for Call To Duty 2.

There is an article in this months Shooting Hot Magazine as to how the Call To Duty idea came about if you are interested.

 

[CraigofScotland]

Sewers

 

[Timboy]

The images are now finally up after a marathon uploading session lasting nearly all day.

You can purchase either the code for £3.50 or the disk for £10 from the front of the Shoreline website (www.shorelineoutdoor.com).




We collared 2 people from Tippmann Challenge and one person from Staargate for using the photo's on their Facebook without paying for the code. All three were pretty embarrassed to have been caught and duly coughed up the few quid with many apologies. Their mates had given them the code - in my view, the mates are equally as guilty of being pikeys.

Remember guys, photographers have travelling, food and accommodation costs to cover - so stop being so pikey and pay the couple of quid for over 1,500 images taken for your benefit.

From now on, I maybe less charitable and start naming and shaming those who steal the images off the photographers. I can't stand it.

 

[WihGlah]

The images are now finally up after a marathon uploading session lasting nearly all day.
From now on, I maybe less charitable and start naming and shaming those who steal the images off the photographers. I can't stand it.

Now I'm not advocating copyright infringement, but I love you mentioning the copyright infringers in the same thread as showing the footage from "Call of To Duty : Modern Urban Warfare"