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=== Early productions ===

DerDer began producing tournament paintball videos in 2003.

Its early releases documented the development of professional paintball during the transition from traditional ten-player tournaments to seven-player airball and X-Ball competition.

The company's first documented productions included ''300 FPS'' and coverage of the 2003 Pan Am Las Vegas tournament.[4][5]

By 2004, DerDer was producing films covering both national professional competitions and regional tournament series.

Contemporary WARPIG reporting identified Rob Astamendi working with DerDer at the March 2004 CFOA tournament in Easley, South Carolina.[1]

The company subsequently released ''Roadkill: The DerDer U.S. Tour'', ''Seven X'', ''The Euro Tour'' and ''The CFOA Experience''.

In November 2004, WARPIG reviewed ''The CFOA Experience'', describing DerDer as a San Diego-based production company using handheld professional cameras, high shutter speeds and progressive-scan video to record paintball action.[2]