The second post on this blog (Jan 2008) was called Machinima: Filmmaking Of The Future. For me, it still feels like something from the future even though the process in this video is less elaborate than the one outlined in that earlier post. I love that I’m able to work with most anyone, in real-time, in an amazing world where you can create just about anything you want – even goofy robots that love to curse.
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I proposed two how to demonstrations:
Machinima Kung Fu – Sure machinima looks easy – record a game, drop it into iMovie and do some voices – but there’s actually a little more to it than that. This session will cover all the tech [...]
A few days ago at work I was asked to put together a single webpage where we could show 3 videos. Since the videos were not for public distribution we wanted to add a notice about confidentiality and possibly watermark the videos in some way. This was a perfect opportunity for me to extend what [...]
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Passage to Zhong Fu was originally made for the 48 Hour Film Project in Second Life but since I work for Millions of Us, one of the sponsors of the event, our team [...]
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[Note: This video is a real out-take from the making of SAND, the machinima series from "What Is Scion City?" I'm showing this video to you because I think it shows part of the difference between traditional animation and machinima. This event happened [...]