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Eventually, Bach began working for [[Major League Gaming]], heading up the smash section of Video on Demand during the 2006 season. He has since stepped down from his position as filmographer for the competitive smash scene. | Eventually, Bach began working for [[Major League Gaming]], heading up the smash section of Video on Demand during the 2006 season. He has since stepped down from his position as filmographer for the competitive smash scene. | ||
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| Former crews | Team Ben |
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| Real name | Erik Reichenbach |
| Location | Maryland 
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Bach is a childhood friend of the original members of Team Ben, and got involved with smash when he helped house smashers for MLG DC 2005, and Team Ben's "Getting Schooled 2". For about a year, Bach used his filming and editing skills to create montages for several tournaments around the country. The montages are widely well received and can be found on YouTube.
Eventually, Bach began working for Major League Gaming, heading up the smash section of Video on Demand during the 2006 season. He has since stepped down from his position as filmographer for the competitive smash scene.
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