Title: The Last of the Finest
Content:  Production began on November 7, 1988 under the working title Street Legal. Director John Mackenzie performed an uncredited re-write on the original script, filming wrapped up in early 1989, The film's original title, Street Legal, had to be changed because there was already a popular Canadian television show of the same name, so the film's title was changed to Point of Impact, but that title was jettisoned quickly and replaced with The Last of the Finest.
Title: I Origins
Content:  I Origins was the second feature film by writer-director Mike Cahill after his earlier independent science fiction-drama, Another Earth (2011), also with actress Brit Marling. Cahill sold the film rights to Another Earth to Fox Searchlight Pictures at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival. At that time he also sold a screenplay to what would be his next feature film titled I. Though during the development of I, after failing to "crack" some aspects of the story, Cahill instead decided to make an origin story for the film, in which he had a "rich back story for". Although Fox Searchlight owned the rights to any prequels or sequels to the I script, Cahill decided to make I Origins independently. He intended to sell the film at the Sundance Film Festival, like he did for Another Earth. Fox Searchlight agreed and the film was produced by Verisimilitude and WeWork Studios in association with Bersin Pictures and Penny Jane Films. After the premiere of I Origins at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival, Fox Searchlight ended up buying the rights to the film.
Title: Star Wars: Origins
Content:  Star Wars: Origins is a 2019 Star Wars and Indiana Jones fan film written and directed by Phil Hawkins. The films stars Marie Everett, Jamie Costa, Hadrian Howard, and Philip Walker. It was uploaded to YouTube on December 12, 2019.
Title: Origin Systems
Content:  and Star Wars Galaxies. ; Scott Kreuser – Supported the entire software roadmap ; Went on to work for Dell Computer as a Worldwide New Product Project Manager. ; Starr Long – QA Lead, Designer (1992–2000) ; Director of Ultima Online, and co-founder of Destination Games. ; Denis Loubet – Artist (1989–2002) ; Was the first artist Origin hired. He did many box cover paintings, manual illustrations, in-game art and animation, and cinematics. ; Mike McShaffry – Lead Developer (1990–1997) ; Later co-founded the other Austin studios and has written and taught on game development theory. ; Sheri Graner Ray – Writer, Designer (1993–1994) ; Went on to 
Title: Origin PC
Content:  Origin PC Corp. is a custom personal computer manufacturing company located in Miami, Florida. Founded by former Alienware employees in 2009, Origin PC assembles high-performance gaming and professional-use desktop and laptop computers from third-party components.
Title: Origin Systems
Content:  Glory and numerous other titles. He later joined Ion Storm and managed its Austin office, creating Deus Ex. Later co-founded the now-defunct Junction Point Studios, acquired by Disney Interactive. Now works at OtherSide Entertainment as its Studio Director, creating System Shock 3. ; Paul Steed – Artist (1991–1995) ; Was a leading artist on the Wing Commander series and went on to serve as an art lead for id Software on the Quake series.  Origin employed many young game developers over its tenure who have since gone on to leading roles in numerous game development companies, especially in Austin. Among its prominent employees were (alphabetically by surname): 
Title: Origin Systems
Content:  Origin Systems was an American video game developer based in Austin, Texas. It was founded on March 3, 1983, by Richard Garriott and his brother Robert. Origin is best known for their groundbreaking work in multiple genres of video games, such as the Ultima and Wing Commander series. The company was purchased by Electronic Arts in 1992.
Title: Origin Systems
Content:  Romero Games. ; Andrew Sega – Music Composer (1995–1998) ; Aka Necros; was a Software Engineer/Composer who went on to work for Digital Anvil. ; Dallas Snell – Vice President of Product Development / Executive Producer (1985–1996) ; Head of Product Development, Producer or Executive Producer of Origin's titles between 1986 and 1995. Later served as Director of Business Development for NCSoft North America. Co-founded Portalarium and served as Director of Development and Chief Operating Officer. ; Warren Spector – Producer (1989–1996) ; Producer of Ultima Underworld: The Stygian Abyss which was developed by Doug Church and Looking Glass Studios, as well as its sequel, System Shock, Wings 
Title: I Origins
Content:  I Origins received mixed reviews from critics. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a rating of 53%, based on 100 reviews, with a weighted average score of 6/10. The site's consensus states: "Writer-director Mike Cahill remains an intriguingly ambitious talent, but with the uneven sci-fi drama I Origins, his reach exceeds his grasp". On Metacritic, the film has a score of 57 out of 100, based on 36 critics, indicating "mixed or average reviews". Jordan Zakarin, of entertainment and media news website TheWrap, said that "The movie starts as a love story and then morphs into a thriller, propelled always by the push and pull of faith and logic, with tragedy shifting world views over time". He continued, saying that "The message is both micro and macro, aimed at the renewed war in the United States over issues like science education and contraception, as well as Cahill's way of working out his own mixed emotions".
Title: Bordering on Bad Behavior
Content:  The original working title for the film was Three Pegs, which persisted through much of the production. Dubai based production company Muddville brought in production company Zen HQ films, based in Cape Town, South Africa, led by producer Chris Roland to facilitate pre-production and principle photography on location in and around Cape Town. Casting was undertaken by Jeremy Gordon and Beth Lipari of Gordon Lipari Casting in the U.S. for the three lead roles, and Bonnie Lee Bouman in South Africa for the supporting characters.

Question: Who was the producer of Point of Origin?
Answer: Newton Thomas Sigel.