November 19th, 2008 | by
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Second Life Machinima Video Reports
This award winning report includes actual footage from the department of defense and outlines the experience of the Second Life representation of the infamous Guantanamo Bay prison. Machinima blogger Draxtor Despres (aka Bernhard Drax) has been awarded the “Every Human Has Rights” media award for this report, here are his thoughts:
“Winning this award signals to […]
November 5th, 2008 | by
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Second Life Machinima Video Reports
Part 3 of this award winning video covers competition finalists; Ability Commons, Texas Obesity Research Center and Virtual Native Lands.
Draxtor interviews representatives from the 3 chosen projects, painting an inspiring view of how virtual communities are making a positive impact on the real world.
The Public Good Challenge issued by the Network Culture Project has challenged […]
October 29th, 2008 | by
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Second Life Machinima Video Reports
The Public Good Challenge issued by the Network Culture Project has challenged Second Life enthusiasts to come up with ways in which the virtual world can benefit the global community. The Network Culture Project is a group of faculty, students and staff exploring the cultural implications of new media technologies through research. The NCP produces […]
October 15th, 2008 | by
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SL Entrepreneur Magazine, Second Life Machinima Video Reports
Draxtor reports on the vibrant Second Life community revolving around the Democratic Party nominee for President, Barak Obama. He talks with Sienna Harris about her involvement with his campaign both in real life and Second Life and the types of recruits they are looking for.
About Draxtor Despres
Bernhard Drax writes music for TV, commercials and feature […]
October 8th, 2008 | by
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Second Life Machinima Video Reports
The Public Good Challenge issued by the Network Culture Project has challenged Second Life enthusiasts to come up with ways in which the virtual world can benefit the global community. The Network Culture Project is a group of faculty, students and staff who explore the cultural implications of new media technologies through research. The NCP […]