On-line Documentary on Machinima

Posted by CmdrTaco on Thursday July 17, 2003 @08:05AM from the bizarre-new-generation-of-movie-making dept.

Hugh "Nomad" Hancock writes "Over at Machinima.com we've released "Artery: Machinima", a 22-minute broadcast TV program on the Machinima movement- film-making in real-time 3D. Originally broadcast on Scottish TV station STV, this documentary includes interviews with Uwe Girlich, the guy who got the whole thing started, sci-fi writer Charlie Stross, who is working with the Machinima group Strange Company, award-winning film director Peter Rasmussen, and Machinima makers including the Ill Clan (Hardly Workin'), Strange Company (Eschaton) and Nanoflix. Plus, lots of swords!" There's also a BitTorrent link to the documentary, courtesy GameTab.

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Re:Huh? by jat850 · 2003-07-17 08:12 · Score: 5, Informative

Machinima is (as I understand it) the creation of film or movies through the use of game engines, such as the Quake III engine, or Unreal Tournament engine.

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