[Archive for June, 2007]
CfP: Gaming after Dark
Posted by Michael
This one is not a “Machinima only” news but Bernard Perron (University of Montreal) published a Call for Papers for an book on Horror Video Games. He is an avid player of those titles and the project promises to be interesting.
Posted: June 27th, 2007 under site News.
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Context matters
Posted by fiezi
I just returned from a very short oneandahalf day trip to Dublin, Ireland where i spoke about Machinima at this year’s Darklight Festival. It’s a short film festival that’s running for quite a while now, and the people were nice enough to include me in two panel discussions involving distribution and, well, “digital animation – [...]
Posted: June 27th, 2007 under site News.
Comments: 2
Transistor II
Posted by Michael
Second half of the Transistor write-up:
The second half of the day was Friedrich’s first workshop on machinima production, where participants were slowly introduced to the concept of “creative gaming” by playing a game of “hide and seek” within Unreal Tournament 2004’s “deathmatch” mode. One particular player had to count down from twenty and then go [...]
Posted: June 25th, 2007 under site News.
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Transistor I
Posted by Michael
Not so long ago, Friedrich and I were invited to give talks (in my case) and a workshop (in Friedrich’s) at the TransISTor event on machinima in Prague. The event was organized by Denisa Kera from ciant and the overall program will cover more workshops and lectures (e.g. on motion capture). To give an idea [...]
Posted: June 25th, 2007 under site News.
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Special Interest Group – Games and Film
Posted by Michael
It might be worth mentioning that Diane Carr (University of London) and myself somehow got tangled up in the development of a DiGRA Special Interest Group that deals with games and film.
It is all early days but a very modest blog to collect first impressions is here: http://gamefilmsig.wordpress.com/
Machinima is not the focus of this particular [...]
Posted: June 1st, 2007 under site News.
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