New Doc Film on the Amiga!

[VivaAmiga]

Currently in production, film documents the rise and fall of the Amiga computer. Interviews with the designers and engineers who made the Amiga, users, musicians artists, gamers, great retro footage from Amiga ads/promos and home videos taken by insiders at Commodore. Check it out at www.amigafilm.com Thanks!

Please feel free to post ideas and what you'd like to see in the film!

[Enigmus]

Put footage of Amiga porn games in the film's preview/trailer to draw in viewers.

[kedawa]

Kiki Stockhammer would accomplish the same thing, I imagine.

I hope it sticks with the Hi-Toro and Commodore era, and leaves the post Commodore stuff out.
There was a time when a $600 Amiga could not only emulate a $2000 Mac perfectly, it could also provide better performance than the real thing.

[tom]

Excellent it's about time that we had a film about the great Amiga computer.

I remember seeing a docu about 'the last days of Commodore' or something like that, that was good already.

[boatofcar]

Ars Technica did what I feel is the definitive history of the Amiga a few years back. You might want to make sure you hit everything by checking the outline of your film against this article.

http://arstechnica.com/hardware/news/2007/07/a-history-of-the-amiga-part-1.ars

[calthaer]

That was an amazing article that was a lot of fun to read, Boatofcar - thanks for linking to it. I might have to check this documentary out, too.

[ianoid]

Byte had an awesome pre-Commodore article about the Amiga that I read back in the day, had me all hyped up about the Amiga.

I hope you can include some stuff about where the hardware ended up, like CD32, but that might be tough.