Zinwrath

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Zinwrath: The Movie and Zinwrath: A Story, is a story-line based machinima production created and produced by Dementia-Myndflame in collaboration with Benjamin Pickerel.

Primary credits go to D.W. Hackleman (editor, producer, and visual effects), Benjamin Pickerel (original concept & writer), Clint Hackleman (Music, Sound FX), and Jeremy E. Jones (script editor). "Zinwrath: The Movie" has had over 500,000 downloads and was a winner in the Blizzcon Movie Contest. It has also been nominated for the Fourth Annual Golden Llamas award for best World of Warcraft movie. The Dementia-Myndflame team has also recently produced a new video, "Illegal Danish: Super Snacks!" which won five first-place awards and one second-place award in the Xfire/Blizzard movie contest, one of the largest machinima competitions to date. Zinwrath was also featured on an episode of G4TV's Cinematech.

Zinwrath is the title character of the movie, a warlock owned and voiced by Ben Pickerel. Other voice credits go to Kris Haughey voicing his character Basutei the paladin, Michael Scott voicing his character Sicknot the mage, Jeremy E. Jones voicing his character Burakubuu the night elf merchant, Clint Hackleman voicing Dirti the gnome, and Ben Bullock voicing Kiljoy the warrior. Clint Hackleman, Benjamin Pickerel, and "Shlee" also voiced minor characters in the film.

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