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Adrian LoBeyond the Infinite - Solitude and the Vast Expanse (Chapter 2) (2006)

Chapter Prelude:
"Amidst the chaos of battle, he escapes in a space pod. Safe, away from that scene of battle, he drifts aimlessly through space."

Musician's excerpt:
"So, how does it feel like, being alone in the universe? Can you begin to imagine just how lonely you are, in space spanning over thousands of light years? And now, imagine yourself drifting through this vast expanse of space, alone? Is it blissful? Or just plain dull? Or is it... depressing?"
- Kithsa

A machinima video made using the game "The Movies" and part of the Electronic Music Lab's "Beyond the Infinite" 2006 performance.

Live electronic music was performed during the actual screening of the event giving rise to an interesting combination of live artificial electronic sounds with virtual actors, real backgrounds and various edits of animated videos from NASA.

The third chapter is now available here:
http://www.archive.org/details/byi_ch03

Find out more about our music at
http://www.archive.org/details/eml-singapore


This movie is part of the collection: Machinima

Director: Adrian Lo
Producer: Adrian Lo
Production Company: EML
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Language: English
Keywords: The Movies; Machinima; Beyond the Infinite; Electronic Music Lab; Singapore; The Movies; Drift; Space; Electrodyssey 2006
Contact Information: Adrian Lo hsguchi[AT]yahoo.com

Creative Commons license: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike

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TITLE: Beyond the Infinite - Solitude and the Vast Expanse (Chapter 2)
CREATOR: Adrian Lo
GAME: The Movies
GAME DEVELOPER: Lionhead Studios
GAME PUBLISHER: Activision
GAME ENGINE/MACHINIMA TOOL: The Movies
RUNNING TIME: 4:20
DATE: Feb 2006
PERFORMERS: Kithsa (music)
COUNTRY: Singapore
LANGUAGE: English
NOTES:
Thanks to
NASA Photojournal for the wonderful space animations and pictures which were edited for use in the machinima