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Comment by Cheryl Ray on July 21, 2008 at 8:49am

We are working on a transmedia entertainment franchise. A "season" of animated shorts that are distributed via the internet based on an absurd spy genre comedy. Launching with the premiere of the shorts will be a virtual attraction that viewers will be directed to. The Clambake world will have locations from the shorts that users can interact with and explore. One of the goals we have is to bring newbies into a virtual world experience by making entry simple and providing them with something fun to engage in the moment they enter. This world will focus more on structured entertainment than the ability to create user generated content (although those features will be included.) We want to bring in people to experience and engage with content that is driven by the shorts. We have tons of ideas for games and activities that users can experience with each other or on their own.
Another primary goal is to engage in cross platform storytelling. Using all platforms accessible through the world we can have the underlying “mystery” story line increase in intensity and possibly be influenced by world users. Popular avatars in the world can make cameos or even be featured in episodes. The content will cross pollinate, new stories, new characters and situations will be created in the world

Comment by Birdie Newborn on May 24, 2008 at 10:48pm

Need help setting up Summer Camp: Summer of Love 1967 through June. Visit www.summeroflove.wikispaces.com for info, and www.beachcollege.net/moodle1.8/ if you're serious. We're going to create San Francisco's Haight, the Fillmore, Monterey Pop Festival with students in July and August, and then open it up to the public. Teachers get paid, depending on getting paying students. Sim-wide project. Contact me, Birdie Newcomb, in Second Life.

Comment by Brian Regan on May 23, 2008 at 11:20am

Hi everyone,

Just launched a job board for this industry. All job postings are free at this time so have at it.

http://www.virtualjobcandy.com/

Comment by Timothy B. Tanner on May 23, 2008 at 10:47am

I welcome you to visit my page if interested in starting a virtual recruiting business. I have posted some ideas for your review. It is great to be a member of a group of visionaries that can see the value of virtual technology!

Comment by Paul Wright on May 20, 2008 at 6:49am

We at the State of Missouri are using Second Life to recruit IT professionals. We are open to ideas of how to improve our site or other objects that we can place there that would help bring potential hires to the area.

Comment by Attila Beke on May 19, 2008 at 9:08am

Richard A. Bartle
Designing Virtual Worlds

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Comment by NIKUNJ KASERA on May 19, 2008 at 8:23am

hey, me hear to share some innovative and new ideas on creating a virtual world..........
yet i am no professional..........
i have just come up with an idea of mine................
kinda need some help.....

Comment by NIKUNJ KASERA on May 19, 2008 at 8:22am

Can anyone tell me where i can explore the technology and economics needed for creating a virtual world...........
suggest me an e-book,a textbook or any site where i can find that..........

Comment by Attila Beke on May 13, 2008 at 4:41am

Hi!

I am the CEO of the small development company 3D Magic, located in Budapest (Hungary).

We are developing a dark fantasy sandbox type MMORPG. You can visit our homepage at http://renaissance-mmorpg.com .

We are still looking for Investors, Angel Investors. If you are interested, please contact me! :-)

Have a nice day!

Comment by Ville Vuorela on May 9, 2008 at 3:18pm

Since nobody has described their projects yet, I'll be the first one. Me and a couple of other game development pros have started a side project where we are building a massively multiplayer game about Cyberpunk/Gibson-style netrunning. Our "virtual world" is the data infrastructure of a future city where different factions are competing for power. Being so few, we're very careful about the scope of our vision but if you know what you're doing, even 2D vectors and icons can be made to look nice. Like a very abstract but still very beautiful real-time strategy game. Since this is not our day job it will be slow going but I'll be dropping updates here every now and then. We are about to prototype the user interface and movement within the next two weeks.

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