Full Episode of "Sinners of Vinewood": https://youtu.be/kn0KO4-h2Gk.
The locked door isn't a bug - it's worldbuilding. Do you like when game-based stories use ordinary player habits as character moments?

My newest episode has an extended narrative machinima sequence from 0:43:04 that is all old school machinima techniques, showing a hypthetical battle between the US Navy and Soviet Black Sea Fleet in 1988

WATCH MY RDR2 MOVIE 🙏

THIS IS A SHORT FILM MADE IN RDR2 AND FILMED ON THE PS5!!

Full Episode of "Grapeseed Cowgirls": https://youtu.be/tYX9GoqcFGY.
Machinima often gets pigeonholed into action-heavy edits, but pieces like this prove the writing can carry the medium just as well. What's your take on using sandbox games for dialogue-driven, realistic situational comedies? Do you like machinima that builds scenes out of small background locations like this, or do you prefer bigger action-heavy setups?

From the critically acclaimed runner-up in the 2026 Machinimay Film Contest.

A short film I made using RDR2 mods. Hope you enjoy!

johnnys back to normal after his forced trip…

A cinematic gta crime drama by me

The Connection

a series i started years ago. returns.
A soorano-esque gta crime series.

Rockstar Games once branded me a

‘’budding Scorses’m

Ever wonder how the story might have played out if Bell killed Persues in Duga?
Watch now to uncover how a fractured mind recaims their identity!

DISCLAIMER: Remixed story belongs to me, but, all source material, including original narrative, visual assets, original sound and voices etc. belong to the respective artists via ACTIVISION and affiliated stuios. See Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War official credits for full credits list.

Hey, everyone! I am starting a new Machinima series. The premise is a washed up actor in a failing detective series trying to navigate “real” life. Let me know what you guys think!

When the lead actor loses his mind on set!🎥#sims4 #shorts #machinima
https://youtube.com/shorts/OQwj3V-CZR0?feature=share

For a few years now I have been making machinima on my YouTube channel (formerly with Call of Duty) with friends, but earlier this year, I started to -sort of- reboot my channel and make machinima using Halo. So far, I've been writing/making two series: Headcase and Captain Torpedo (using Halo 3 and 2 respectively) and its been so much fun making these series so when my friend told me about this sub, I figured it would be fun to maybe show my work on here and also take a look at all the other fine machinima work other people do. Thank you for your time. 😇

Full Episode of "Sinners of Vinewood": https://youtu.be/5y3oBqkAmgQ.
That's one of the strengths of GTA machinima — random-feeling violence can be reframed as part of a larger conspiracy. Do you like machinima that turns gameplay chaos into mystery, or should action scenes stay more straightforward?

All sound and editing done by me

I think the potential is crazy for machinima. I just hope the Rockstar editor comes out soon after release

Sharing some new production tricks:

• Backstage viewing area with live match
• AI Background music
• Mid-show flashback
• Color-commentator grew a sense of humor

Watch the full episode:
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2841334839

Full Episode of "Grapeseed Cowgirls": https://youtu.be/Ewfp_Ngi1xc.

The comedic timing, blending open-world physics with a witty, Bridget Jones-esque script. It's a comedy beat played completely straight, and it works because the writing treats the game world like a real place. Who else loves machinima that turns everyday GTA stupidity into comedy gold?

3d animation, new YouTube series, I used blender animations in unity to create this machinima. I used makehuman characters and used csharp code to make them talk.