You are invited to the machinima event of the day! MoM – Month of Machinima welcomes 11 films for August, right now.
When: August 3, 2011 at 7 pm SL time
Where: LEA theater in Second Life – see SLurls below
Soon after the openingsceremony the machinima’s will be included on the MoM YouTube playlist, also on AviewTV.com, --- and the opening event will be filmed and posted there too.
Breaking news!!!!! From now on, one MoM machinima will be promoted by SecondLife.com - and this will happen every month to one of the selected films. Curious? you should be... come on over and join us at 7 pm.
Watch the MoM promo.
You are welcome to bring your crew/friends – and spread the news any way you can.
Lets fill the theater and celebrate this months films!
Landing points for the LEA MoM Theater:
http://slurl.com/secondlife/LEA1/218/43/21
http://slurl.com/secondlife/LEA2/215/215/21
http://slurl.com/secondlife/LEA3/42/40/21
http://slurl.com/secondlife/LEA4/44/215/21
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Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
MoM event on July 6, 2011
You are invited to the event of the day! MoM – Month of Machinima welcomes the new films for July, today.
When: July 6, 2011 at 10 am SL time
Where: LEA theater in Second Life – see SLurls below
MoM has it s own YouTube account: http://www.youtube.com/user/MonthofMachinima
Soon after the openingsceremony the machinima’s will be included on the MoM YouTube playlist.
And, MoM's own promo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoWgUeJH7K4&
You are welcome to bring your crew/friends – and spread the news any way you can.
Lets fill the theater and celebrate this months films!
Landing points for the LEA MoM Theater:
http://slurl.com/secondlife/LEA1/218/43/21
http://slurl.com/secondlife/LEA2/215/215/21
Monday, September 27, 2010
48HFP machinima 2010 is done!
It is done, the 48HFP Machinima 2010 has been a exciting and unforgettable experience for all that were involved.
Teams produced under tremendous stress, and came up with machinima's of 4 to 8 minutes long, made from scratch within the 48 hours of the contest.
19 films made with the same character: Jack/Jackie - a Journalist, prop: water, and the line: “There is one thing I can do that you can’t" .... all done in a different genre, and all different. Amazing!
Lapiscean Liberty - who runs AviewTV, worked like mad to get the films online on time for the jury to watch them. He had his own 48 hour project....and did all the video streaming during the events. All films can be seen at his website.
Jayjay Zifanwe, and Taralyn Gravois - UWA, provided the venue and made the 48HFP feel very welcome.Do you know that you can go and see all the films, at the venue inworld? BOSL-UWA Theater
Moviestorm provided a prize for each and every person that entered the 48HFP Machinima, all got a voucher code that gives them a free month of Moviestorm, something that was cheered and greeted with great enthousiasme. Matt Kelland came to the screening event in Second Life and handed out the audience awards!
iClone provided the following prizes for the winner and runner ups:
iClone
3DXchange 4
Persia Bravin, UncleSlappy Wylie and Labella Farella - BOSL Radio, streamed all voice using skype, for the hosts, jury and teamleaders, during the screening events.
Hosts who helped us were Judi Newall and Taralyn Gravois, security people were Dawny Daviau, Kev Sweetwater and Doctor Gascoine.
A special word of thanks to the 48HFP Machinama jury of 2010.
Their task was not an easy one.
I am proud to say that they provided the teams with feedback and well deserved acknowledgement, recognising their hard work and efforts, and providing them with food for thought.
The opportunity to get feedback from Peter Greenaway was a huge one for machinimatographers, and welcomed.
Peter Greenaway's opening speech was a thought-provoking, passionate plea for machinima.
Phaylen Fairchild interviewed the teamleaders, passed on jury-feedback and helped me present the screening events. Thank you, Phaylen - I know this wasnt the easiest thing to do, and you did it so well!
Tom Jantol came to talk to the teams too, but a disasterous flooding in his home country made him go offline - Tom, we hope your damage is not as devastating as this picture suggests....
Tracy Harwood had lost her internetconnection for the whole of the weekend, and we all know how disastrous these things can be. She managed to send her jury notes to me, using her phone - and I am grateful she did.
Phil (Overman) Rice has offered the winner and runner ups to be screened at the 2010 Machinima Expo, a huge honour and opportunity.
Inworldz is building a venue, and will host all 21 machinima's. I had a peek while they were building, and it looks great!!! Their 48HFP Machinima plot looks like a drive in cinema - plenty of popcorn available (of course).
Twinity has offered to host the 21 machinima's too, and I will let all teams know when they run the films.
A special word of thanks, for the 48 Hour Film Project, for including machinima as one of their cities, and providing this wonderful opportunity for machinima.
And, thanks, Ben Guaraldi (Director of Outreach), for being there for me and the teams, answering many questions and supporting, endlessly.
The winning film was made by Stone Falcon Productions, and is called: "The Lake"
The Lake will represent the 48HFP Machinima at Filmapalooza, during the Miami Internation Film Festival 2011.
It was an honour to be the 48HFP Machinima Producer, and I hope to have contributed my best, for machinima. A contest always has only one winner, but by entering this - in my opinion best-film-contest-available - project, everybody is a winner. We learned a lot, worked hard, and will continue to grow.
Thanks to sponsors and volunteers, jury, organisation and audience, the 48 Hour Film Project Machinima 2010 was awesome!
Teams produced under tremendous stress, and came up with machinima's of 4 to 8 minutes long, made from scratch within the 48 hours of the contest.
19 films made with the same character: Jack/Jackie - a Journalist, prop: water, and the line: “There is one thing I can do that you can’t" .... all done in a different genre, and all different. Amazing!
Lapiscean Liberty - who runs AviewTV, worked like mad to get the films online on time for the jury to watch them. He had his own 48 hour project....and did all the video streaming during the events. All films can be seen at his website.
Jayjay Zifanwe, and Taralyn Gravois - UWA, provided the venue and made the 48HFP feel very welcome.Do you know that you can go and see all the films, at the venue inworld? BOSL-UWA Theater
Moviestorm provided a prize for each and every person that entered the 48HFP Machinima, all got a voucher code that gives them a free month of Moviestorm, something that was cheered and greeted with great enthousiasme. Matt Kelland came to the screening event in Second Life and handed out the audience awards!
iClone provided the following prizes for the winner and runner ups:
iClone
3DXchange 4
Persia Bravin, UncleSlappy Wylie and Labella Farella - BOSL Radio, streamed all voice using skype, for the hosts, jury and teamleaders, during the screening events.
Hosts who helped us were Judi Newall and Taralyn Gravois, security people were Dawny Daviau, Kev Sweetwater and Doctor Gascoine.
A special word of thanks to the 48HFP Machinama jury of 2010.
Their task was not an easy one.
I am proud to say that they provided the teams with feedback and well deserved acknowledgement, recognising their hard work and efforts, and providing them with food for thought.
The opportunity to get feedback from Peter Greenaway was a huge one for machinimatographers, and welcomed.
Peter Greenaway's opening speech was a thought-provoking, passionate plea for machinima.
Phaylen Fairchild interviewed the teamleaders, passed on jury-feedback and helped me present the screening events. Thank you, Phaylen - I know this wasnt the easiest thing to do, and you did it so well!
Tom Jantol came to talk to the teams too, but a disasterous flooding in his home country made him go offline - Tom, we hope your damage is not as devastating as this picture suggests....
Tracy Harwood had lost her internetconnection for the whole of the weekend, and we all know how disastrous these things can be. She managed to send her jury notes to me, using her phone - and I am grateful she did.
Phil (Overman) Rice has offered the winner and runner ups to be screened at the 2010 Machinima Expo, a huge honour and opportunity.
Inworldz is building a venue, and will host all 21 machinima's. I had a peek while they were building, and it looks great!!! Their 48HFP Machinima plot looks like a drive in cinema - plenty of popcorn available (of course).
Twinity has offered to host the 21 machinima's too, and I will let all teams know when they run the films.
A special word of thanks, for the 48 Hour Film Project, for including machinima as one of their cities, and providing this wonderful opportunity for machinima.
And, thanks, Ben Guaraldi (Director of Outreach), for being there for me and the teams, answering many questions and supporting, endlessly.
The winning film was made by Stone Falcon Productions, and is called: "The Lake"
The Lake will represent the 48HFP Machinima at Filmapalooza, during the Miami Internation Film Festival 2011.
It was an honour to be the 48HFP Machinima Producer, and I hope to have contributed my best, for machinima. A contest always has only one winner, but by entering this - in my opinion best-film-contest-available - project, everybody is a winner. We learned a lot, worked hard, and will continue to grow.
Thanks to sponsors and volunteers, jury, organisation and audience, the 48 Hour Film Project Machinima 2010 was awesome!
Saturday, November 14, 2009
the 48 Hour Film Project for machinima
Hey i have just read this post, by Byxil Shuftan:
http://15timez.blogspot.com/2009/11/48-hour-machinima-flm-project-showing.html
Sort of sums it up!
We had a great event, screened the 9 films twice. Such fun, and when it came to the awards, tension grew.
Best film is * Ring of false god - Team Clark
Runner up is * What of the baker - Team Rediculous Sandwich Studios
Best Directing Team Clark
Best Writing Team Clark
Best Acting Rediculous Sandwich Studios
Best Editing Team Clark
Best Cinematography Team Clark
Best Sound Design Team Sound’r
Best Use of Character Team Machinimatrix
Best Use of Prop Team Sound’r
Best Use of Line Team Ideajuice
Best atmosphere Team Ciscovan
Best Musical Score Team Sound’r
Best Costumes Team Machinimatrix
http://15timez.blogspot.com/2009/11/48-hour-machinima-flm-project-showing.html
Sort of sums it up!
We had a great event, screened the 9 films twice. Such fun, and when it came to the awards, tension grew.
Best film is * Ring of false god - Team Clark
Runner up is * What of the baker - Team Rediculous Sandwich Studios
Best Directing Team Clark
Best Writing Team Clark
Best Acting Rediculous Sandwich Studios
Best Editing Team Clark
Best Cinematography Team Clark
Best Sound Design Team Sound’r
Best Use of Character Team Machinimatrix
Best Use of Prop Team Sound’r
Best Use of Line Team Ideajuice
Best atmosphere Team Ciscovan
Best Musical Score Team Sound’r
Best Costumes Team Machinimatrix
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Signing up teams for the 48HFP
And yes, slots are filling up fast now! 24 teams can enter the 48 hour film project for machinima, making this into an exciting event. A mayor step for machinima, worldwide, to ge the recognistion it deserves.
http://www.48hourfilm.com/machinima
for info:
machinima@48hourfilm.com
http://www.48hourfilm.com/machinima
for info:
machinima@48hourfilm.com
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