Machinima Night - Collaborative Machinima Project
Granted, this is old news, but it seems most of us are great about setting up amazing events and then doing little to follow up on them/sharing with the world what we have accomplished.
So, with the risk of being a broken record, I'd like to bring up here the overall result and brilliant editing work of Salazar Jack to the Movie Night machinima contest from January of this year. The movie many of us gathered to see is posted here (and below) with all credits due at the end.
Thanks for all your help, Salazar!
This is, to my knowledge, the first ever collaborative machinima project. I typically don't brag about "first ever" events, but Osprey in particular is known to head many of these first ever efforts, and I hope this gets remembered somewhere. :)
The movie night is a great beginning for these types of projects and it's quite amazing to see what people find fascinating and worth exploring through movies in SL.
That being said, along the lines of machinima and photography, a big hand to Osprey and Ida Amida for their prizes in the Fox Atomic competition. :) For those of you who don't know, Ida keeps a great travel journal of SL. I love reading it and exploring more of SL through her eyes, especially since I don't have that much time to spend inworld lately :)
So, with the risk of being a broken record, I'd like to bring up here the overall result and brilliant editing work of Salazar Jack to the Movie Night machinima contest from January of this year. The movie many of us gathered to see is posted here (and below) with all credits due at the end.
Thanks for all your help, Salazar!
This is, to my knowledge, the first ever collaborative machinima project. I typically don't brag about "first ever" events, but Osprey in particular is known to head many of these first ever efforts, and I hope this gets remembered somewhere. :)
The movie night is a great beginning for these types of projects and it's quite amazing to see what people find fascinating and worth exploring through movies in SL.
That being said, along the lines of machinima and photography, a big hand to Osprey and Ida Amida for their prizes in the Fox Atomic competition. :) For those of you who don't know, Ida keeps a great travel journal of SL. I love reading it and exploring more of SL through her eyes, especially since I don't have that much time to spend inworld lately :)
posted by Thea at 1:52 AM
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Thank you - the Fox Atomic entry was a team effort with Ida Keen, Enjah Mysterio, Theodore Polonsky, and me - all were invaluable. Since we won a prize maybe one day we'll actually receive it :D
I've got another Movie Night! in the works - they will be seasonal, and the next one's slated for May.
Currently rehearsing a VERY complicated show I hope will be performed starting in June.
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