The Machinima Expo 6: showcasing machinima from around the world and from SL

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Update November 19th: As per Pixie Rain’s comment, Tutsy NAvArAthnA’s Narcissus, the only Second Life entry to be make it to the Expo’s Jury-selected showreels, went on to win the Jury Grand Prize. Congratulations to Tutsy!

Linden Lab brings word of the 6th annual Machinima Expo which will be taking place on-line on November 17th, 2013.

Showcasing 38 films varying in length from just over a minute to over an hour in length from all over the world and filmed in various formats, the Expo is a showcase event for machinima makers of all genres.

Second Life features in a number of the Expo Screening Reels, with pieces such as Steve G. Hudek’s Simulacra, Hypatia Pickens’ Slow Light (see below), Episode 2 (Jo Yardley) of The Drax Files by Draxtor Despres, Joe Zazulak’s The Mirror Lies and Inevitablity of Fate by Iono Allen, to mention a few.

Second Life also made it into the Expo Jury Reels as well, with Tutsy NAvArAthnA’s Narcissus (see the English version below) in with a chance of winning a Jury Award, further demonstrating the recognition the platform has as a medium for machinima making.

All of the showreels can be seen at the Machinima Expo 6 uStream page, while further information on the event as a whole can be found on the Expo’s website. Events on November 17th commence at 10:00 SLT and run through until 17:00 SLT. They will  include presentations on various aspects of machinima making, the Jury award announcements and more. Everything can be seen on-line via the Expo’s uSteam feed (see the link above) or via the Expo’s Facebook page.

Following the on-line event, there will be a special Machinima Expo party in-world in Second Life, which will be starting at the unusual time of 17:20 SLT.

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5 thoughts on “The Machinima Expo 6: showcasing machinima from around the world and from SL

  1. Happy to say that Tutsy Navarathna’s ‘Narcissus’ went on to win the Machinima Expo contest, and deservedly so imo. It was the only Second Life machnima represented in the final and is imo one of the finest machinima I have seen.

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    1. Thanks, Pixie!

      I was planning a follow-up to this piece for this week, but hadn’t had time to go check on the winners :). I’ll update with the good news!

      ETA: follow-up now posted, with due creadit – thanks again :).

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