A Certain Point of View: Were Star Wars’ Celebration News Fanfic? [FILM EDITORIAL]

Posted By JT Hanke on Apr 14, 2023 in Article, Article: Movies/Television, Creative Arts, Creative Arts: Films, Editorials, Editorials: Film, Editorials: Media, Featured, Origin: DGM Staff

It’s perhaps the worst kept secret in Hollywood that Kathleen Kennedy is on her way out from running LucasFilm, with most industry insiders believing her departure will be officially announced after the release of Indiana Jones 5.

So, with that in mind, what can we actually count on to remain true from this year’s celebration announcements in regards to new Star Wars’ films? We do our best to guesstimate for you!

Hollywood D&D: Potential Effects of the New Movie on the RPG [EDITORIAL] 

Posted By Annie the Philosopher on Mar 3, 2023 in Article, Article: Movies/Television, Creative Arts: Films, Editorials, Editorials: Film, Editorials: Gaming, Featured, Origin: DGM Staff

The upcoming release of the new Dungeons and Dragons movie has generated a lot of excitement among fans of the franchise. The movie, which is set to hit theaters at the end of this month, features a star-studded cast led by Chris Pine and promises to be a thrilling adventure that captures the spirit of the beloved tabletop RPG. But what impact will the movie have on the popularity of the game itself?

Karen St. Claire: Necromancing The Throne [VIDEO ANNOUNCEMENT]

Posted By Karen "Neckromance" St. Claire on Jan 18, 2019 in Announcements, Article, Creative Arts, Creative Arts: Films, Creative Arts: Photography, Featured, Model Gallery, Model: Karen St. Claire, Model: Women, News & Updates, Origin: Official Contributor, Origin: Spokesmodel, Spokesmodel Gallery, Type: Article (w/ Photos), Type: Article (w/ Videos), User Submitted Articles

Darkest Goth Magazine’s 2019 New Year’s Day Spokesmodel Inauguration. Vamplified recording artist, Karen St. Claire takes the reigns for one full year of “Necromancing the Throne’.” Stay tuned for more are DarkestGoth.com

Meta-Art: The New Face of Interactive Expression, Part 3 [ARTICLE]

Posted By JT Hanke on Feb 11, 2015 in Article, Article: Art/Theater, Article: Books/Literature, Article: Current Events/Awareness, Article: Games/Media, Article: Movies/Television, Creative Arts, Creative Arts: Films, Creative Arts: Multimedia, Creative Arts: Stories/Serials, Editorials, Editorials: Gaming, Featured

Due to the power of these sort of “meta-art” concepts, the draw of incredible, tense movies like The Game, Inside Man, and Ocean’s Eleven, and the popularity of things like LARPing, some companies, like Lexington, Kentucky’s The Breakout Games, have decided to see about bringing the metagames found in complex board games and video games and the scenarios reserved to for edge of your seat thriller films to real life! (There are other companies with similar types of offerings out there, so, if you’re not in the Kentucky area, you can likely find places like this in your area. I’m going into…

Meta-Art: The New Face of Interactive Expression, Part 2 [ARTICLE]

Posted By JT Hanke on Feb 4, 2015 in Article, Article: Art/Theater, Article: Books/Literature, Article: Current Events/Awareness, Article: Games/Media, Article: Movies/Television, Creative Arts, Creative Arts: Films, Creative Arts: Multimedia, Creative Arts: Stories/Serials, Editorials, Editorials: Gaming, Featured

When video games grew popular, it was assumed that people would play these animated games when they were children (when children already play a lot of games) and then grow out of them. But we began to learn that people didn’t grow out of them, but instead craved more complex mysteries and stories as they aged. This led to pivotal games like Myst and Rivven, which started the modern video game trend of well-created story and making your players use their brains, not just their reflexes. At the current rate of consumption of complex and morally challenging video games, in the near future…

Meta-Art: The New Face of Interactive Expression, Part 1 [ARTICLE]

Posted By JT Hanke on Jan 28, 2015 in Article, Article: Art/Theater, Article: Books/Literature, Article: Current Events/Awareness, Article: Games/Media, Article: Movies/Television, Creative Arts, Creative Arts: Films, Creative Arts: Multimedia, Creative Arts: Stories/Serials, Editorials, Editorials: Gaming, Featured

It’s hard to be a modern creative person without having been exposed to conversations about the “meta-game” or the “meta-content” that’s behind modern creative works. This is made all the more confusing due to the fact that the concept behind how it’s now use in New Media is a hybrid of the noun version of this word, the adjective version, and something else. The French have a phrase called “Je ne sais quoi” which literally translated means “I know not what”—as in, there’s something else about what I’m talking about, but I can’t put my finger on it. It would be appropriate…

Morganville Vampires brought to YouTube: Geek & Sundry Attempts Impossible [VIDEO]

Posted By JT Hanke on Jan 14, 2015 in Article, Article: Movies/Television, Creative Arts, Creative Arts: Films, Creative Arts: Stories/Serials, Featured, Geek & Sundry, MorganVille, Origin: DGM Staff, Playlists, Type: Article (w/ Videos), Type: Video

If you’ve read Rachel Caine’s interesting and slow-burn developing series, The Morganville Vampires, you probably never thought it could be brought to anything other than network TV. However, Geek & Sundry, after launching other original shows like Spellslingers, TableTop, and the Guild, decided to help bring the kickstarted campaign for film to their YouTube channel through the mini-medium of web-length episodes.

Lition (featuring PRODUKT) – Braille Korp [MUSIC VIDEO]

Posted By JT Hanke on Dec 24, 2013 in Creative Arts, Creative Arts: Films, Creative Arts: Multimedia, Type: Video

We had the opportunity of meeting Braille Korp through our interview of him earlier this year and really enjoyed his music. As such, we wanted to share the song, Lition, which he and Brian Mills created, for your viewing pleasure!

Day 419 – The Film [FILM]

Posted By JT Hanke on Feb 15, 2013 in Creative Arts: Films, Type: Video

You’ve been reading the post-apocalyptic Day 419 saga since it came out. Well now you can watch the entire film, starring Kat Carney as Jenna Whitmore, Eric Henninger as Nash Fitch, Tim Smith as Andre Flanagan, David Haney as James Rockland, and the voice of Clark Kidwell as Gavin Hesterdale! Follow the dark path of undercover journalist Jenna Whitmore as her special gifts and problems make her the world’s most unlikely savior!