One Life Player
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When Hollywood Picked Up The Controller
On My Downtime
Metal Gear Solid: The Game That Thought It Was a Movie
It's Me...Mario
Third Person vs First Person (A filmmaker's perspective)
por Lawrence
We have talked about video games being adapted into films but what about films being adapted into video games. For about 40 years films has been made into video games hoping it would do same numbers as the reverse. However, with a few exceptions, it hasn't reached the same plateau as the other way around.
I play video games for fun and for me it is one of my ways to escape the world for a few hours. This episode explains what video games has done for me and the influence it has had on my life.
On this episode of One Life Player, we are going to talk about one of my favorite video games of all time Metal Gear Solid and what it meant for future video game adaptations.
A small deep dive into the (1993) live action film Super Mario Bros. The video game film everyone hated and no one could understand. What was the reasons for the making of the film and what happened behind the scenes that prevented this film from being successful.
One this episode of the One Life Player, we go into short but sweet examination on the difference between Third Person and First Person gaming and how that relates to filmmaking.
In this first episode of One Life Player, I introduce the show and share my perspective as a casual but experienced gamer with a background in filmmaking. This season sets the tone for thoughtful, low-pressure conversations about games, storytelling, and why certain titles stay with us.