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10/31/2003

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Hugh "Nomad" Hancock

Yeah, Todd's a very cool guy.

The Commedia stuff was very interesting - I'm not sure that the example they showed used the archetypes behind Commedia to best effect, but the unique controllers and so on really were a very different way of doing things.

(For those who weren't there - their version of improv Machinima involves using these wierd steampunky custom controllers linked in via the serial port. Very cool stuff - do check out the Reverend Funnypants site. )

Draigon

That's really neat.
I rotated the camera enough times to make me dizzy. :)

lukeyes

Holy Crap! that is totally awesome, I feel like I'm watching some sort of music video when I rotate the picture around. I definitely have to check this stuff out.

Kyren

lol, I had the same dizziness experience! Cool stuff, though.

Noe

Think simple. Learn different. Macinstruct.net

Noe

Think simple. Learn different. Macinstruct.net

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