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Showing posts with label creativity. Show all posts
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Thursday, August 22, 2024

Nurturing Your Creativity: A Journey Beyond the Ordinary

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Creativity isn’t just an innate talent; it's a skill that you can cultivate and grow with the right practices. This handy SLE News Source guide is dedicated to helping individuals who find themselves at a creative standstill, seeking fresh perspectives and methods to reawaken their inventive spirit. By embracing these approaches, you position yourself to break through barriers, discover new horizons, and infuse creativity into every facet of your life.

Embrace the Great Outdoors

Nature has always been a profound source of inspiration. By stepping outside and immersing yourself in the natural environment, you allow the tranquility and beauty of the outdoors to stimulate your senses and spark new ideas. The diversity of landscapes and the sheer wonder of the natural world can shift your perspective, offering fresh angles and concepts to explore in your creative work.

Mindfulness as a Creative Catalyst

Mindfulness practices such as meditation can significantly enhance your focus and clarity of thought. This heightened state of awareness clears the mental clutter, making room for innovative ideas and solutions to surface. Incorporating mindfulness into your daily routine not only benefits your mental health but also sets a fertile ground for creativity to flourish.

Career Transformation

Reinventing your career path can be a daring move that breathes new life into your creative energies. Pursuing an online degree can usher you into unexplored realms of proficiency and insight. Specifically, learning about cybersecurity not only expands your horizons but also immerses you in problem-solving situations. Considering your cybersecurity degree, this challenges you to apply your creativity in safeguarding digital environments, offering a fresh perspective on innovation and to help with searching for the most fitting educational path.

Journaling Your Thoughts

Maintaining a journal where you can freely express thoughts, ideas, and reflections is invaluable for any creative individual. This practice helps in tracking your progress, understanding your thought patterns, and uncovering insights you might have overlooked. A journal becomes a personal inventory of inspiration, a resource you can turn to when in need of a creative boost.

Pursuing Creative Fulfillment in Your Job

Exploring a more creative job can unlock new talents and passions, bringing fresh inspiration and fulfillment to your professional life. Crafting a resume to showcase your distinct skills and experiences is an essential action in the pursuit of employment that nurtures your creative aspirations. By personalizing your application to meet the particular requirements of a job, you demonstrate to potential employers your commitment and pertinence. This approach enhances your appeal as a candidate. If you’re struggling to get started, this resource could help you learn more about putting together an excellent resume.

Celebrating Small Victories

Acknowledging and celebrating every achievement, no matter its size, is essential for sustaining your creative momentum. These moments of recognition fuel your motivation and bolster your confidence, reminding you of the progress you’re making on your creative path. Such positive reinforcement is crucial in maintaining a resilient and motivated creative mindset.

Leveraging Digital Tools for Creativity

There’s a large array of tools and technologies designed to push the boundaries of creativity. Whether it’s graphic design software, digital music production, or virtual collaboration platforms, these resources provide endless opportunities for creative exploration. Embracing these tools allows you to experiment and innovate, expanding your creative repertoire.

The Power of Physical Activity

Engaging in physical activity is another effective way to stimulate your mind and invigorate your creativity. Exercise increases blood flow to the brain, which can enhance cognitive function and spur creative thinking. Whether it’s a leisurely walk, a yoga session, or a more vigorous workout, physical activity is a potent catalyst for creative energy. Incorporating movement into your routine not only sharpens your mental acuity but also fosters an environment where creative ideas can flourish and grow into something tangible.


Creativity is not a finite resource but a dynamic and evolving force within you. By exploring nature, practicing mindfulness, embracing career changes, and leveraging technology, you unlock new dimensions of creativity. Journaling, celebrating achievements, customizing your professional approach, and staying active are all practices that nourish your creative spirit. Remember, every step you take to expand your creative boundaries is a step toward a more fulfilling and inventive life. Engage with these strategies, let your creativity soar, and watch as new doors of opportunity and expression open before you.

Sunday, January 8, 2023

TELLING IN THE DWELLING: INSPIRING CREATIVITY IN SL AND BEYOND – JOSH (THOMAS1 BELLIC) REPORTING

People come to the Virtual World of Second Life for many and varied reasons.  Some come for companionship; to make friends, or to meet that special someone.  Others come to explore, dance, or to chill out while they listen to live or recorded music in their genre of choice.

Ikon Room is here for the sheer exhilaration of experiencing and embracing fully the creative process, and he has introduced, through his business model, a way that untold numbers of people can do likewise.   

I managed to catch up to Ikon Room one afternoon while he was working on his inworld office spaces, and he graciously agreed to tell me (and our 70,000 viewers) how dreams can become reality in SecondLife.

Josh (Thomas1 Bellic) JB:    Soooo Ikon.  Thank you for agreeing to chat with me.  I know how terribly busy you are, so let's just start at the beginning….What is Ikon Room all about?

Ikon Room (IR): Ikon Room is a small real estate business in second life that has as its main focus not only on renting out and selling land but also on stimulating people to be creative in decorating the dwellings we sell inworld via our monthly contest. And with that, give exposure to their artwork to inspire others that are yet uncomfortable with their decorating or building skills. In short, my personal focus is to contribute to a world where people are feeling inspired by what others create and then feel less hesitant to create things themselves. In this case, due to my Ikon Room project I-R. World, a dwelling.




JB: Interesting Name. “Ikonroom” How did you come up with that, and does it have any special significance?

IR:   Ikon Room is the name "Moor Noki" reversed. Moor Noki is my artist name in real life. On this artist's name, I am a singer/songwriter/producer. I reversed it as it now sounds like icon. I want us all to be icons! In this case in decorating rooms, given my business in SL. For promotional reasons you'll find Moor Noki's music played on all the lands we rent or sell and you will notice some billboards that state that. Clicking the boards will give you a notecard with all the stores you can buy my music or listen to it for free.  Obviously, after the land is sold or rented out the owner can change the stream.  

JB: From RL New Age musician to SL Real Estate Mogul.  You seem like quite the Renaissance Man

IR:   I would not call myself a New Age Musician in RL. The music I create comes in many different styles which are in line with my personality. Making music, writing lyrics, and producing them was therapy to me and in that light it has become more of a diary,  which is authentic and personal to the bone, so to say. It's me and at the same time, it isn't me any longer. I'm never my last second but it's good to reflect on the past every now and then. Some check their diary for that, and I check my music for that.  I don't shy away from the roller coasters life has put me on, nor do I shy away from addressing issues that we all have to deal with one way or another. Yet often the majority of us are not comfortable enough to speak about it due to shame, guilt, status, culture, and so forth.



JB:Tell me about your properties.  How big are your lots, and where are they located?

IR:   Currently, since I've only just started, I rent out 1024 sqm plots as they fit the rooms I have created for the monthly contest I hold at i-r.world. That being said, renters and buyers can obviously rent or buy larger plots, I will simply fuse those lands. At the moment they are located on the mainland and come in general moderate maturity ratings. Adult land for rent will follow later on. The plots come with 350 prims and cost L$425 per week. You can also buy the piece of land for L$3000 per 1024 sqm. If you buy more than one parcel at the same time and they are attached (can be joined), prices can be negotiated. 

JB: So then, what are you all about?  What is the message you are trying to convey here? And what does “Telling in the Dwelling” mean?

IR:   It's "A Telling in the Dwelling".  When I visit a person's house I step into their story. I step into the past that they live in now. The way they decorate their home is who they have become and currently are. it's their telling in their dwelling. Compare it with how we dress. When we meet someone, we automatically scan them on how they appear, and based on that, we already have a quick idea if we understand this person (read “can connect”) well enough to continue a positive relationship. We are all inspired by others on how we dress – either like it or not. If we like it, we want to create the same but with our own personal touch to it. It's precisely what 'A Telling In The Dwelling" is about. To be inspired, to channel that into your own creativity and make your own telling in the dwelling. 

JB: I understand you offer rooms for 1L. What are those for, and how might people get those?

IR:   The rooms I sell are obviously on my marketplace store for anyone to buy. That being said. They are nothing more than 4 prim boxes. No windows and no doors only floor, wall, and ceiling texture. The main purpose is for people to buy and decorate them. After they've done so they can participate in i-r.world's monthly contest. We will pick 3 winners each month and each of them will get L$500 as a reward. On top of that, the winners will have visibility on our website and inworld with their names attached to it for 3 months. All participants will get the money they paid for their room on MP refunded. 



JB: I see you are promoting something called “I-R.World - The Dwelling Contest”. Tell me more about that, please?

IR:   Certainly. Let me share what it says on our website, https://www.i-r.world.

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Monthly Contest!

Find a room at our MP place! - Marketplace Store Ikon Room

Decorate it with a max of 100 prims

We will pick 3 winners at the end of each month and they get each L$500,-

We will refund the L$1,- to those that bought a room on MP and are participating in the contest.


All participants can turn in their applications at contest@i-r.world

Include a screenshot of your dwelling and a landmark. The new competition starts on the 1st of each month! We will come by and visit your land personally to check out the dwelling you've created/furnished/decorated.  Winners get placement on this website and in the I-R. World office and a free photograph of your dwelling c/m/t


For more information contact Ikon. resident inworld at “I-R.World HQ

Happy telling in your dwelling!!!


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JB: Selling rooms for 1L?  How can you hope to make much money that way?

IR:     I'm not interested in making money per se. If anything, I'm interested in breaking even. Though I'm absolutely not allergic to financial tips, support, or donations. lol

JB: If people rent or buy one of your lots, are they required to build a 1L room on it, or are they free to add their own houses? 

IR:     When people rent from us they are allowed to do with it and on it whatever they like. Mainland has an SL covenant (which is usually none when fully rented by i-r.world. We do have our own covenant for those that rent with us. 

JB: Where do you hope to go with this project?  Do you have plans for expansion? Do you envision entire regions of 1L rooms?

IR:     Obviously I look forward to expanding my business and there are already a few new ideas in the making that are not yet ready for publicity. One step at a time is my motto. All at its own time and place. 

In previous endeavors, I was eager and wanted too much at once which made the project fail. I've learned my lesson from that. 



So, there you have it folks.  To learn more about Ikon Room and this uniquely creative opportunity, check out the following amaaaaazing locations:  

Website:  Moor Noki: https://moornoki.com

Thursday, June 23, 2022

GeekSpeak subject for Saturday 25th June at noon SLT: What drives Creativity?

 


What makes people creative?  And what does creativity do for society?  Could we manage without it?  Can AI be creative?

Do you think of yourself as a creative person?  Do you want to explore how creative you actually are?  (Hint: much more than you think!)  How can we become more creative?

Does being creative make you happy?  Or perhaps you think it can make people sad?  Or unpleasant?  A lot of great artists have been very nasty people.

Join us in GeekSpeak at noon SLT on Saturday to talk about the ups and downs of creativity.  Bring a brush, or a cooking pan or a camera, and let us know what your creative ideas are.

IM Vulcan Viper, who teaches a meditation class every Wednesday in the GeekSpeak auditorium, if you have ideas for new subjects.

Tuesday, June 15, 2021

POSESION PRODUCTIONS invites you to The Anti Event!!

 

The Anti Event open its doors!!!!!! You can find funny, crazy, and experimental things that you usually don't find on the grid!

Don´t miss the Anti Event just walk around the event and see how our designers let their imagination flow.


Tuesday, May 23, 2017

More Than Meets The Eye: The Work Of Vlad Sharktooth- Persia Bravin Reporting...




Vlad Sharktooth is not a man who is afraid of embracing a creative challenge. Over his eight years in Second Life, it’s fair to say that Vlad has gone from being a relatively low key photographer to an exceptionally creative force. A quick look through his flickr account rapidly tells you that this a man with a sharp eye for artistic detail; a creative soul with a penchant for perfectionism and a slightly edgy, self-assured and sensual style. But perhaps Vlad’s most impressive attributes are his less visual aspects, because his phenomenal personality, constant desire to hone his craft and genuine willingness to support other SL Photographers make him one of the most likeable characters in the SL photography community.

So how did Vlad start his photographic journey in Second Life? “Someone I knew a long time ago was starting to take pictures and when I told her I knew some photoshop from work, she asked me if I could help her,” remembers Vlad. “I then realized - when I tried SL photography - that it was a completely different thing, and it was extremely exciting to learn more about it at first…and after that, I discovered that it also allowed me to express myself in ways that I otherwise couldn't.”

That personal creative discovery has since set Vlad on the path of most artistic people: one of constantly trying out ideas, honing technique and developing a unique style - but it hasn’t always been easy for him, as he admits, “I remember starting out in flickr and Photoshop with SL photos and I remember how frustrating it can be at times - that never goes away! - and how clueless I was to some things. I also remember being a bit annoyed at times when I thought that maybe I had reached my peak and that's as good as I would get!”

Vlad’s understanding of the often painful creative process means that he is always responsive to others that are learning the SL photographic ropes. “I've had flickr mail from people that have felt similarly, so I'll always, always, do whatever I can to support people in whatever way I can,” he says generously, so what advice can he give to any fledging SL photographers – or those stuck firmly in a creative funk? “The best artists draw from their own experiences and if you think you just don't have anything exceptional to tell, you're probably wrong! Everyone has things that make them unique, things they have lived, things that they struggle with, maybe even by themselves.”

All artists – whatever their genre – will recognize that sense of struggle, but finding the inspiration for his photos doesn’t appear to be something that Vlad has to fight with. He regularly posts photos to his flickr account and his images always prove popular with his myriad of followers. Other things that make Vlad’s work stand out is the witty and insightful text he produces to accompany each photo (by his own admission – he enjoys a good rant), as well as a ‘soundtrack’ in the form of a YouTube song that he feels best illustrates each photograph.

“Usually I either have Spotify on shuffle all, YouTube on auto run, or one specific song on a loop,” he says, explaining how music motivates his work. “The first lands me on songs I know, which helps mix things up, the second... sometimes gets me to songs I hate or that make me cringe for one reason or another - not that they're bad - so it's always like a little Pandora’s box and the last one is when I’m set on a mood or specific song for a picture.”
As for the future, Vlad intends on creating more of his photos and is enjoying experimenting with creating different photo sets using items found in Second Life rather than created in Photoshop – even if it does cost him a small fortune playing the gacha machines in the hope of winning a specific piece. “If I see some set or furniture in SL that I like that has a theme, and I go and try to build something around it, granted, this method sometimes ends up with me spending a lot to get the set and then never using it because I forgot about it or procrastinated about it!” he says laughing.

None of us can create in isolation, so I ask Vlad if there is anyone he would like to thank for helping him – as he helps others. He thinks for a moment before replying: “I'd thank everyone that I have ever interacted with: from simple conversations, to all that believe in me, to those who trust me, to the people that help me when I need their opinion, to those that have inspired me, to the ones that are always there when I've needed someone, of course, to every victim that has ever had to endure the hardships of posing for and with me, to every person who I owe a picture, and lastly, to everyone that reads my writing or likes my pictures.  A tiny little piece of my heart belongs to each one of you.” And that is the essence of Vlad Sharktooth: creative, generous – but always grateful. Long may he continue.


Want to get started in SL photography or improve what you do? Here are Vlad’s top tips:

1: Watch, a lot, be it tutorial videos or SL tuition videos.Check out videos by SL photographers DaeberethwenArbenlow and Katey Coppola and others on YouTube. Also check out tutorials on sl photography, meaning windlights, projector lights, settings for DoF, shadows.

2: Don't compare your work to others, especially don't compare your work to people who have had years of practice, even if they don't keep their old pictures, or if they seemed to be that good from the start, always remember you are only seeing what they are comfortable with sharing, you don't see their failures or struggles, you only see the work they deem 'good enough'.

3: Don't be afraid to reach out if you need help, some will provide it, some won't. I’m always up for helping, but I know others might be less inclined to do so, don't let it phase you, it's not personal.


4: As Carrie Fisher once said: "Take your broken heart, make it into art." This goes for happy feelings as well, take your joy, sorrow, lust, convictions, etc., and explore them in pictures, don't just be someone who takes a random picture of the latest event, there are hundreds of those, and sooner or later, it gets old.

Thursday, November 19, 2015

Top 5 places in Second Life for Great Photography Backdrops– Camury Reporting


Photography is a hobby appreciated by many SL residents. With a little effort and patience it is possible to enjoy all the SL graphic resources available, and get quality photos with a variety of lightning, colors, shadows and textures.
If you’re willing to become an SL photographer you should take a little time to configure your SL viewer, to obtain clear photos and graphic quality. Also, you may need some knowledge on photo editing to improve the quality. Take a look at your viewer’s tools, some of them are really helpful.
The Firestorm Viewer, for example, has some really interesting tools. Here’s a few tips to use with that viewer.  
You should remember that the final result will depend also on your computer capacity. Yes, processor, RAM memory and your video board may interfere. With good hardware configuration comes great SL photography.
But let’s face it. Some of us just want to have some fun and take some pics. So just choose a great view and go ahead! Explore the artistic beauty of the architectural wonders created by mankind… SL mankind.
There are great destinations to visit in Second Life for photography backdrops. Here are a few:
The Alirium Secret Gardens are amazing, they explore all the four seasons. At each area you will find perfect places for photography. Take your time to meditate and relax. It will inspire you for great photos.
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If you like Sci-fi, InSilico is your place. High-tech skyscrapers and mysterious elements make it a great place for photos. You’ll understand it better when you visit it.
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Loch Noble is simply spectacular. This sim provides a ton of urban landscapes and some rural ones. There is this little city on the top, and on the other side of the river where you can appreciate a beautiful farm, surrounded by lakes and forests. It resembles the Scottish summer. Also a lot of details and the colors are impressive components for taking great pictures.
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If you like urban settings for  photography you should try Saint Pete City. You can feel the vintage atmosphere, walk through the streets and alleys, and appreciate the realism of the place. Go visit the stores, always shiny and with vibrating colors. Have fun at the playground and the squares. A fantastic trip inside SL.
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And if you like the sweetness of the bucolic scenery, Kilu is an excellent place, ideal for photography lovers. The gardens are perfect for dreamers and life admirers.
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Well, the rest is up to you. Go explore beautiful places. Practice your photo skills. Enjoy your own imagination and have fun with your friends!

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Friday, July 24, 2015

Looking for a Photo Studio so you can take your own pictures? We found one that is Free to the Public!



 Here is a free  service supporting your creativity!  We offer  Backgrounds, Studios , Poses and Scenes, Props and more . Please check our Studio Gallery often, as we are always updating and adding new sets.  While you are here feel free to browse our selection of Fashion!
                                                               
                      http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Moonlight%20Sonata/129/115/27
                               


Wednesday, October 29, 2014

Machinima in Second Life - Piers Diesel Reporting


Machinima is digital video production in a virtual world or video game environment. You can find these types of productions featured on Youtube or Vimeo. The creativity is endless and provides a glimpse into the virtual world and the many things it has to offer.


In Second Life, the world of Machinima is still going strong and flourishing. It is always interesting to see what new video have been created by well know or new and upcoming creators and what inspires their work.



Rysan Fall

Rysan Fall is one of the first Machinima Artists in Second Life.  His talents include voice over work, virtual wedding videos, tutorials and award winning short film projects such as The Invisible City, about the homeless.   His work provokes emotion and provides a very creative and genuine look into what Machinima really is. Rysan is also The SL Enquirer official commercial producer.

Piers: Rysan, How long have you been creating Machinima?

Rysan: I have to explain that I taught myself most of everything I know about editing video. I found a unique way to help myself learn the principals of filming and editing video.  There's an online community called "second life" where people live out certain aspects of their lives in a virtual world.  Second life has its own monetary system, using a currency called "lindens" which could be transferred over to actual USD dollars. People have businesses, have relationships and make money in this virtual world. 
The word “Machinima” or “Machine Cinema” was created to name videos or films created in a virtual environment.

This initially was intended to be practice for real life film making. When I started I had no idea there was a whole genre of film making dedicated to filming in a virtual environment. My videos became popular in the machinima community, which really was a surprise to me. I decided to offer my skills to business, creating commercials and making keepsake (wedding) videos for the people in this virtual environment.  My desire to make more detailed machinima films grew, and real life film making kind of took a back seat. But I wanted to take what I’ve learned and put it to real life film.

Piers: What inspires your work and how has it enriched your life?

Rysan:  Machinima has been very good to me, and I am very grateful for everything it’s given me. I’ve been interviewed countless times, I’ve spoke at many lectures, events and universities. I’ve had the opportunity to work for Tufts University, University of Florida, and the University of Central Missouri. I’ve even been honored with filming the first Virtual College Graduation ceremony for Bryant Stratton College in Second Life featured on FOX National News. One thing I was really excited about, I was contacted by U2's Principle Management to inform me that my U2inSL video was selected to be played on the big screen at the Glastonbury Festival in the U.K. as the REAL U2 perform their song, "Even Better Than the Real Thing".  My visuals went through the approval processes from Linden Labs to me and finally approved by U2's Principle Management. That was really exciting for me. I’ve been interviewed for The Book “Machinima: The Art and Practice of Virtual Filmmaking.  A few of my videos was seen by a company called How2Connect.com, which specializes in providing online therapy and EAP solutions for subscribers. They were in the process of creating their own virtual world at the time, and wanted someone to make their machinima for them. They flew me to California for a week and asked me to become a part of their team, and I accepted. After 4 years I, now edit all of their “Real Life” department  video. They are now called 1virtualhealth.com

Along with all of this, I do voice over work also. I have also done some radio. I used to have a weekly hip hop news segment on an underground hip hop show called “The Fireset” on 90.7 WTCC. I am now currently doing VO work for CPTV sports.  I’ve just stated working in the creative services dept. for FOX News in CT.

This video is very cleverly done with attention to detail. It provokes real emotion and creates a bridge between reality and virtual expression. Rysan has shown that his work is his passion.


The Invisible City
  



To find out more and to see more videos:

Style Kingdom Magazine Commercial (second Life)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZuk-jYI4Kk


The Invisible City
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-shidH2FEE

Beneath Youre Beautiful
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQz3UZXdA48

Say Something
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eltM46-yxsQ

Style Kingdom Photography Team
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AL4rQCryUMI

My Voice Over Reel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2164b9TX_BM





FreeSky Republic is Celestial Elf, he is a machinima film maker of the Elven & Spiritual

He describes himself as an Electronic Elf, Digital-Druid, Pagan Poet, Shamanic Soul & Machinima Maker, Celebrating Nature, Spirit and the Ancient Ways ~
Celestial, believes that he denotes to the heavens, the freedom of the skies and the beyond. 





To find out more and to see more videos:



https://twitter.com/CelestialElff



Bryn Oh

Bryn work was has always intrigued me. Bryn attention to detail is second to none and the work that they put into each video is not only inspiring but also captivates the audience to wont to watch more of their work. 
Piers: Bryn, How long have you been creating Machinima?

Bryn: I have been working in Machinima for 6 years now

Piers: What inspires your work and how has it enriched your life?

Bryn:  I used to have them on a site called Blip but then they deleted my account for some reason, but many are still on YouTube.  https://www.youtube.com/user/BrynOhMy work is a form of diary where I take elements within my life and tell them as loose narratives, sometimes as poetry.  It is cathartic I think, simply a way to express honest feelings anonymously in a virtual space which would, perhaps, be hurtful to say to family and friends otherwise.  It enriches my life in that I am able to be creative as well as be able to express deeply felt emotions which may not come out as readily in other mediums.  For me it is also rewarding to know that there are those who associate on some level to those same feelings I express in my work.  Sometimes you release things to the void of the internet and much like a message in a bottle it simply disappears out to sea, other times a bottle returns and it is that moment which I cherish.


Not the newest of work by Bryn but the cinematography is perfect to me. Short yet excellently executed.




To find out more and to see more videos:


http://www.brynoh.blogspot.com/




jjccccc

Is a believer of making or creating videos which he will be proud of and not to just please the masses. His work shows depth and yet roughness which not only crates an inspirational video but keeps you entertained and wanting to view more.
Piers: jjccccc, How long have you been creating Machinima?

jjccccc: I have been making them for years since 2006 so

Piers: What inspires your work and how has it enriched your life?

jjccccc: My inspiration comes from the Love  of Art. I make videos to try stuff out they may look crappy and badly arranged but each one is a learning curve of different ideas, So far I don’t think I’ve made a really descent video but I continue to try 




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EQ3nkOlZd4

To find out more and to see more videos:

https://www.youtube.com/user/jjccccc/featured
https://twitter.com/JJcccART




Sophia Yates
Sophia Yates Machinima Film Productions is a Virtual Production company she has ha created within the 3D Virtual World of Second Life. This is a new channel as Sophia is not able to log into her original account. She is a business woman also she is owner of  FilmStrip,Profile Magazine Today, Photographer and Publisher, so a lady of many talents.
         



Machinima is an art form and an outlet for expression.  It takes creativity, time and passion to produce a film that holds the attention of an audience. There is so much more put into it then pressing record and capturing whatever appears before the lens.
Planning begins with creating a storyline, script, scouting for actors, environments and paying attention to details such as lighting, audio, transitions and timing. These are just a few of the things that Machinima producers must take into consideration. So the next time you watch a Machinima video that might only be 4 minutes long, realize that it may have taken them weeks or even months to create.
 These are just a few of the talented Machinima artists you will find across the grid. There are others which you may feel have been missed out in this feature. If you know a Machimina artist that should be recognized by the SL Enquirer, share their information below in the comment box with a link to their work!




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNVLCrkmAgA&spfreload=1

To find out more and to see more videos:

 
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