The ILL Clan Director(s): Matt Dominianni (aka "ILL Clinton") Running Time: 06.25 Country: USA Year: 1998 Source Game: Quake (id Software) Synopsis: Distributed originally as a native Quake demo file, Apartment Huntin’ follows the goofball antics of Larry and Lenny Lumberjack as they try to obtain their first apartment together. Site: www.illclan.com Film: Apartment Huntin'

Director(s): Randall Glass Running Time: 03:29 Country: USA Year: 2002 Source Game: Halo (Bungie/Microsoft) Synopsis: Randall Glass mixes pop culture audio with Halo, as he attempts to launch the game’s famous vehicle, the Warthog, over a natural arch in the game’s terrain. Finely edited with humorous effect, this Machinima was nominated for Best Editing in the 2002 Machinima Awards. Site: www.nailbiter.net Film: Warthog Jump

Director(s): Magnus Walterstad Running Time: 03:55 Country: Finland Year: 2003 Source Game: Battlefield 1942 (DICE/EA) Synopsis: Exploiting Battlefield 1942’s physics is the name of the game, as one of Europes prominent gaming clans mixes music with mayhem in this Machinima music video. Site:www.northernbrigade.com Film:Owned (Fileplanet link - reg. required)

Producers: Rooster Teeth Productions Director(s): Burnie Burns Running Time: 03:50 Country: USA Year: 2003 Source Game: Halo (Bungie/Microsoft) Synopsis: Two teams of viciously trained soldiers are left to ponder life, the universe and everything during a stalemate over a box canyon. One of Machinima’s premiere success stories, Red vs. Blue has currently completed its 4th season and receives up to 1 million downloads per episode. Site: www.redvsblue.com Film: Red vs. Blue - Episode 01

Producers: Ghost Robot/Fountainhead Entertainment Director(s): Tommy Pallotta Running Time: 03:57 Country: USA Year: 2003 Source Game: Quake III Arena/Machinimation (id Software/Fountainhead Entertainment, respectively) Synopsis: “...Layer Zero 7's mesmerizing sound into the equation and you're looking deep into an enigmatically experimental visual experience that tells the story of a lonely robot's search for meaning and emancipation from the routine of daily existence in outer space." Site: www.ghostrobot.com Film: In The Waiting Line (Fileplanet link - reg required)

Director(s): Friedrich Kirschner Running Time: 02:41 Country: Germany Year: 2005 Source Game: Unreal Tournament 2004 (Epic Games) Synopsis: “I'm pushing to get to her fast enough, pushing through the crowd. Though whenever i come it's too late. It's like my blood would freeze. But somehow, she's only there for me. The only thing that remains on the film is her message..." The Photographer is created in UnrealTournament2004 from Epic Games and runs in realtime within the game. It canbe presented both as video or as a high resolution realtime performance. Site: www.person2184.com Film: Currently offline at director's request

Director(s): Rachel Bray Running Time: 02:38 Country: Canada Year: 2005 Source Game: The Matrix Online (Ubisoft/SOE) Synopsis: Filmed within the lush and unique universe of ”˜The Matrix Online’, this short work of independent machinima attempts to reenact the killing of Jean-Charles de Menezes within its coded confines. The de Menezes case is carefully studied from all perspectives and the story is presented both as officials initially misreported it and as the world now knows it to have unraveled. The accompanying audio is a montage of raw live “eye witness” accounts, ongoing news reportings and heartfelt protests in the killing’s aftermath. The parallels that exist within the Matrix trilogy itself and the case of Jean-Charles de Menezes are unmistakable. The illusion of freedom when one is a member of a “free” society, the oppressive nature of control constructs and the plasticity of “perceived” reality are all evident in the Jean-Charles de Menezes case and in this virtual reenactment they continue to underline the relevance of the Matrix saga as a whole. Site: www.babayaga.ca Film: Jean Charles de Menezes