machinima

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There's a popular trend that's taken off in the last couple of years called machinima, which is about using games or low-cost 3D software to create short 3D films on ordinary home computers (it's a combination of 'machine' and 'animate').

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  • Global Kids, for example, used machinima -- a practice by which game engines are deployed to create real time digital animation -- to document the story of a child soldier in Uganda and circulate it via YouTube and other platforms to call attention to the plight of youth in the developing world.
  • When Reitz Lange, the producers of the Gossip Girl "machinima" videos needed to create a dry cleaners set in Second Life, I suggested that they green the virtual store. —  AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed
  • Understanding Islam through Virtual Worlds: the machinima, graphic novel and report! —  The Click Heard Round the World
  • Several people at the event remarked that before they saw the machinima, they were a bit unclear on the point of the project, but afterwards they got it. —  The Click Heard Round the World
  • This session will cover all the tech of making machinima - from hardware and software to in-game strategies to post production issues. —  Michael Verdi
 

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