Brandon M. Dennis (Primary Contributor). Oxhorn Brand Movies 2009, MP3 Download, $8.99
Brandon M. Dennis (Primary Contributor). Brandon M. Dennis 2009, MP3 Download, $8.99
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Hey Brandon, I have an idea for a machinima, me being a native scottish and having a heavy scottish accent, once I can get the cash together and buy the equipment I want to make a machinima with a Dwarven Hunter lost / exploring Stranglethorn Vale, Mind you this will be in a few years time since i’m only 16 and would rather start when I move out of my parent’s house, Please and thank you if you give me your opinion on this idea <33
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I don’t know if it’s just me, or just temporary, but the “send” button on the contact form refuses to become active. Yes, the form is fully filled out and yes, the “I understand . . .” box has been clicked. Is something going on or am I missing something obvious?
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a little thing pops up saying the message was sent, maby its out of sight for the way youv positioned the browser window? just a thought. gl.
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Hi Sean, I am not affiliated with oxhorn, however i do believe these gentlemen have a tutorial on youtube where they show just what machines and processes are need to make a machinim.
-hope this helps
– your friendly neighborhood horde, John.
Hey there Oxhorn. I love your stuff but I have a question that I hope you will enlighten me about. I am working for my local community college and one of the tasks I’ve been assigned is kid of unique I think. The college has a Second Life island and they want to put together some machinima and they want me to figure out what components to use. I thought I might ask you what type of machine you use to get your machinima made. As long as it’s not a trade secret or something. Anyway thanks in adavance
Sean