Posted by Peter Rasmussen on May 29, 2007
Stolen Life at the Sydney Film Festival
The screening of Stolen Life at the Sydney International Film Festival will be followed by Q&A/interview with Jackie Turnure, Marty Murphy and myself. This is shaping up to focus strongly on machinima and how it relates to independent filmmaking.
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Posted by Peter Rasmussen on May 24, 2007
The screening date of Stolen Life at the sydney Film Festival has changed to
Monday, 11 June
Stolen Life has been invited to screen at the Sydney International Film Festival followed by an interview with Jackie Turnure and peter Rasmussen.
Monday June 11, at
9:30pm
Metro Theatre
624 George Street
Cnr. Central Street
SYDNEY
phone bookings
Call Ticketmaster on
136 100
Nanoflix Productions
http://www.Nanoflix.net
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Posted by Peter Rasmussen on May 16, 2007
People may have been having trouble downloading stuff from the Nanoflix Web site recently. The problem has been fixed so if you try again all machinima and other downloads should work. I’d be very grateful for a heads up on any dead links. Thanks.
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Posted by Peter Rasmussen on May 13, 2007
“Stolen Life” has been invited to screen at the Sydney International Film Festival on Tuesday June 12, at
9:30pm, followed by an interview with Jackie Turnure and i.
So for those of you in Oz who haven’t seen it, here’s your chance to see it on the big screen!
It will be fascinating to see how machinima goes down with the audience at this kind of festival.
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Posted by Peter Rasmussen on May 12, 2007
Just Adventure has posted an article I wrote about the potential future of video games.
The game industry article looks at technology on the horizon and how it could impact the way we play video games. It looks at the advantages independent game makers have over larger companies. And considers how and why independent developers have become an essential part of the game industry, and in particular at the creative process at the heart of that development. And at the creative feedback that comes from video game offshoots like modding and machinima.
Okay So Far (Video game industry article)
[Link]
http://www.justadventure.com/articles/OkaySoFar.shtm
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Posted by Peter Rasmussen on May 11, 2007
Jackie Turnure talks about her adventure in Europe at the Cannes MIPTV festival. And has a special announcement in the Stolen Life calender. And describes her experience of the machinima film festival at the Australian Centre For the Moving Image in Melbourne.
Jackie Turnure’s Blog
http://www.aftrsmedia.com/rockpool/
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Posted by Peter Rasmussen on May 11, 2007
The award winning and highly innovative machinima maker Friedrich Kirschner has posted a review of Stolen Life. It’s always fascinating to get a new perspective on a production, to try to get a handle on what people are getting from what you have created.
Friedrich Kirschner’s review
http://gtmachinimablog.lcc.gatech.edu/?p=31
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Posted by Peter Rasmussen on May 10, 2007
This would have to be the most enjoyable interview I’ve had. It’s great to talk to someone who knows exactly what you’re talking about.
Phil Rice (a.k.a. Overman) the maker of “Male Restroom Etiquette” interviewed me for his always entertaining podcast. We talk over a common fondness of robots, machinima and everything. I particularly like his very funny and clever introduction. Share and enjoy.
The Overcast
http://theovercast.com/
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