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In "Virtual Love", a lovely and moving machinima by Iono Allen, two artificial souls meet across the digital divide. Excellent photography and soundtrack.
"Virtual Love" is on my shortlist for the University of Western Australia's machinima contest this year (click here to see all the entries), which I'm helping judge along on this criterion.
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Classic New World Notes stories:
Sander's Villa: The Man Who Gave His Father A Second Life (2011)
What Rebecca Learned By Being A Second Life Man (2010)
All About My Avatar: The story behind amazing strange avatars (2007)
Fighting the Front: When fascists open an HQ in Second Life, chaos and exploding pigs ensue (2007)
Copying a Controversy: Copyright concerns come to the Metaverse via... the CopyBot! (2006)
The Penguin & the Zookeeper: Just another unlikely friendship formed in The Metaverse (2006)
Guarding Darfur: Virtual super heroes rally to protect a real world activist site (2006)
The Skin You're In: How virtual world avatar options expose real world racism (2006)
Making Love: When virtual sex gets real (2005)
Watching the Detectives: How to honeytrap a cheater in the Metaverse (2005)
Man on Man and Woman on Woman: Just another gender-bending avatar love story, with a twist (2005)
War of the Jessie Wall: Battle over virtual borders -- and real war in Iraq (2003)
Home for the Homeless: Creating a virtual mansion despite the most challenging circumstances (2003)
Stunning machinima - shows you the richness of mind and imagination that Second Life residents have. Beautiful the way you captured this, iono, you have added to the art so much.
Posted by: Chantal Harvey | Wednesday, November 23, 2011 at 03:20 PM
Truly captivating.
Posted by: Hitomi Tiponi | Thursday, November 24, 2011 at 04:24 AM
S why the Lab still cant understand the amazing tool it released to the World?
Posted by: foneco zuzu | Thursday, November 24, 2011 at 05:49 AM