The Machinima mushroom
A DIY guerrilla art form takes the film industry by storm(troopers)A decent machinima primer to the San Antonio Current readers.
It was only a matter of time until someone realized that movements permitted by in-game cameras closely approximate the visual language of film. Even more exciting possibilities opened up when fans combined this cinematic capability with social spaces such as first-person shooters and massively multiplayer games. A group of players can perform as actors while others can use the camera controls to record their interactions. In this way, gamers transformed a $50 video game into a powerful engine for creating animated videos.
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1 Comments:
At 4:29 PM,
Booklad said…
Not bad. The guy checked his facts at least. Tired of the RvB approach to a machinima intro though. Isn't there something that would help people understand the concept of machinima that isn't RvB? I know it's the most popular, but give me a break. These guys are brie that has started to liquify.
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