I'm Still Seeing Breen

Filmed entirely in Half-Life 2, the music video "I'm Still Seeing Breen" leads us through City17 amidst its repression by Dr. Breen and the Combine. Set to the song "So Cold" by Breaking Benjamin), director Paul Marino intercut footage captured within Half-Life 2, with segments of the G-man lip-synched to the lead vocal track. The video represents the director's intent to experiment with Valve's toolset as well as to create an example of Source-based Machinima. Other software used in making the video include Vegas Video and FRAPS.

Spoiler Alert: Footage used in this video displays scenes that are only accessible if you advance far along in Half-Life 2. It is advised that you complete the game prior to viewing this video so that you do not ruin the experience of playing the game.

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[DigitalRising]

AHHH NOSTALGIA! This video made me discover Breaking Benjamin!

[BreakBen317]

This is amazing. Breaking Benjamin plus Half-Life 2... beautiful.

[thedungeondelver]

I still love this. Is there a higher quality version?

[joeb0]

@fejesoliver faceposer, it's really difficult to get the facial expressions right with that tool this video is still one of the best.

[byerscm]

...they didn't have breen talking over the music

[snepsel]

That was incredible made! lip-syncing and the cliping! This deserves moar views!

[istillwanttobelieve]

Amazing. Cool. Awesome!!!!!

[bynetrex]

Wow, it's been seven years.. This still epic!

[Ginger Snape]

Gaben better get off his fat butt and make with #3 before we grab our crowbars and go Gordon Freeman on him.

[Jimera0]

dammit, now I want to beat Half Life 2 for the 5th time.

[HippoDogCatWolf]

Holy nostalgia.

[Ginger Snape]

OOP! I went to Half Life wiki, and found the soundtrack list. That weird music is titled "Radio" and you hear it 26 seconds into the movie. That kind of blows my mind. A song inspired by "28 Days Later" is sung by the character,who appears with music that was used to open the movie "28 Days Later". Hmm.