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Film Industry Can Learn From Games

June 26, 2007 in Industry News comments 4

...no, really?

Someone in the film industry (GDC executive director Jamil Moledina) finally concedes that games are not all about instilling violence in innocent children.

On the eve of the Hollywood and Games Summit, GDC executive director Jamil Moledina told GamesIndustry.biz that the film industry can learn from games.

"They can work together well, and there are opportunities for collaboration to yield results that accentuate or amplify the original experience," said Moledina. "Talent is migrating more freely between the two, and producers are borrowing techniques learned while consulting on the other side."
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    I Am Steely Phil Jun 26, 07
    I've yet to find a good game-to-movie adaptation.
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      FRoGBuster Jun 26, 07
      not even advent children?
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    Kokoro Jun 26, 07
    I haven't seen too many good movies based on games either.
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    FRoGBuster Jun 26, 07
    I'd love to see theatres have controllers in front of their seats!
    That's true gaming incorporation into movies!
    THink about controllilng Johnny Depp on the Big Wide Screen, while your friend sitting next to you fights you as Chow Young Fat! BooYA!

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