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Indie Game: The Movie screening in Australia
By
Dan Chiappini, Editor of GameSpot AU
Limited tickets are available for Sydney and Melbourne screenings; Brisbane tickets are subject to demand.
Take a peek behind the independent game-development curtain with Lisanne Pajot and James Swirsky's feature-length documentary, Indie Game: The Movie. While the film has already been confirmed for digital distribution, including pre-orders via Steam, Australian screenings are now beginning to pop up.
Digital ad agency Soap Creative is currently organising Sydney screenings of the film at Qantm College on June 12. Tickets are available here, and are strictly limited. Additional screenings may be arranged subject to demand, with potential for larger venues if required. Get in quickly to secure your place.
Melbourne gamers will also get their chance to watch when the film screens on June 8. Soap is also currently in discussions with QUT in Brisbane around similar events.
By
Dan Chiappini, Editor of GameSpot AU
Raised by the warm glow of arcade machine monitors and TV screens, Dan's lifelong passion has always been games. PC, console, mobile, handheld, you name it, he'll play it. He also enjoys photography, long walks on the beach, and clichés.
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Just in case people missed out on tickets for the Sydney event. There are more available here: http://indiegamesydney2.eventbrite.com/
The movie sounds great according to the metacritic film reviews. About time that there is a film about games that's worth watching; even if it is a documentary.
I would really enjoy watching it in theatres, but I'm pretty sure the Steam copy would just be, well, cheaper.
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