Over at the online gaming website Bioware, Hugh Hancock, the Artistic Director of the Strange Company, provides a great “how-to” on the making of his Machinima game BloodSpell. For those interested in ...

In recent years machinima (videos made using footage captured within games like Halo or World of Warcraft) has gone from a niche genre to a growth industry, with a burgeoning cache of online videos.

Machinima is growing up -- finally. This weekend, the Machinima Film Festival and the Mackies-- the form's somewhat-annual awards ceremony -- will be held at the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens, ...

In 2009, Boss was disappointed with the direction that her favorite television show, Glee, was headed. The musical teen drama was in its second season, and from Boss’ point of view, the storylines ...

“It had never occurred to me that a fan could just up and make a video,” Mike “Spiff” Booth makes machinima videos of Jonathan Coulton songs (the guy who wrote “Still Alive” from Portal) using World ...

In late November, news started spreading across the net about a new machinima -- a movie created using a video-game engine -- whose content went way beyond the usual World of Warcraft dirty dancing ...

To date, Pixar’s “Finding Nemo” has netted more than $320 million at the box office, proving that, at the moment, computer animation is a big ticket. But it’s a big ticket that comes with a big price.

May 8, 2008 – The Quest 2 Change RL online international machinima festival challenges video makers to create stories that address the climate crisis, extinction, and/or environmental justice in an ...

De Montfort University's Institute of Creative Technologies will host the 2007 European Machinima Festival, the first Machinima festival to be held in Europe. The festival, which will take place at ...

What happens when you combine an episode of Top Gear, the BattleField 2 PC game, and a few guys who have way too much time on their hands? A machinima that’s worthy of being aired on the actual Top ...

It started as a goof — an easy way for gamers to share their latest tricks online. An option in the first-person shooter “Quake” allowed players to record and save “Quake Movies” for later viewing.