When things seem to fall into place and connections are made which seem to be absolutely random, it makes me happy. This paper I am writing on The Sims2 focuses to a large extent on machinima film (films set in 3D game worlds). In The New York Times this week there is an article on Rooster Teeth, a collective of machinima film makers from Austin Texas who made the excellent The Strangerhood (download them NOW!), using The Sims2 for film environment. The Rooster Teeth site is HERE and I highly recommend their work.
Thursday, August 11, 2005
Synchronicity and Rooster Teeth
Via Grand Text Auto.
When things seem to fall into place and connections are made which seem to be absolutely random, it makes me happy. This paper I am writing on The Sims2 focuses to a large extent on machinima film (films set in 3D game worlds). In The New York Times this week there is an article on Rooster Teeth, a collective of machinima film makers from Austin Texas who made the excellent The Strangerhood (download them NOW!), using The Sims2 for film environment. The Rooster Teeth site is HERE and I highly recommend their work.
When things seem to fall into place and connections are made which seem to be absolutely random, it makes me happy. This paper I am writing on The Sims2 focuses to a large extent on machinima film (films set in 3D game worlds). In The New York Times this week there is an article on Rooster Teeth, a collective of machinima film makers from Austin Texas who made the excellent The Strangerhood (download them NOW!), using The Sims2 for film environment. The Rooster Teeth site is HERE and I highly recommend their work.
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