Ladies and gentlemen, former fans and new fans, we have recently acquired The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. With the release of this game, we will once again return to our roots and produce machinima based upon the long lasting series of games. We produced many films when Oblivion was released, some of which received hundreds of thousands of views. We ask that you take the journey with us again as we push forward into new realms, tightly edited stories and professionally produced music.

Feel free to view some of our machinima on our YouTube channel including some of our commercial adventures:
http://www.youtube.com/user/valkyrie321

Feel free to watch our (very old) most successful videos we created for Oblivion, The Letter Home:
http://youtu.be/qsONtVVfIpI

Thank you all for your time, and I hope in short order we shall have something for you all.

Kind regards,
Cody Bergland
-Owner, Jaggyroad Films
http://www.jaggyroadfilms.com

Good to have you back! Big fan from back in the day right here. I really enjoyed all your videos and believe "the letter home" was part of a writing contest over on the rangers guild? Good times!

I look forward to whatever you whip up!

the linked to video svcks. Why are you back in business just to create an Enya soundtrack over random bits of games that tell no story?

That is correct, that particular video was the culmination of the winner of a writing contest. With this I may also resurrect the Exploits of Turin. We're pouring over the game and going through scripts already. We are very glad to be back, and even moreso happy to finally give our fans what they have waited literally years for.

Said video was also produced 5 years ago in 2006. This was also prior to many attempts to introduce voice acting into the game via the construction set, etc. It didn't get 230,000 views and help propel our channel nearly 3,000,000 (yes million) by being an "Enya soundtrack over random bits of game that tell no story."

Cheers and beers all!
-Cody

Jaggyroad Films

Epic, great choice of music, too--looking forward to your work on Skyrim. Thanks.

So was it an Enya Soundtrack? Did the vid tell any story or was it just random clips put together?

It was NOT Enya. In that particular video, it was Loreena McKennit, and yes, it had a story and was not "random clips."