Longest machinima film

As of February 2016, the longest machinima film is The Seal of Nehahra (Mindcrime Productions, 2000), lasting 235 minutes. It was made using a modified version of Quake (id Software, 1996) and serves as the backstory to a fan-made game called Nehahra.

Machinima is the art of using real-time computer graphics to make something cinematic. This process differs from traditional film-making as the graphics are often sourced from videogames.

Some of the earliest machinimas were created by editing the gameplay demos in the 1996 first-person shooter videogame Quake, but in recent years, new tools such as Source Filmmaker, Halo Forge and Rockstar Editor have made machinima production more accessible.