Pure West Calls for Second Skin Docu Respondents

Pure West‘s Second Skin, a documentary on MMOs and the different kinds of people who play them, is trying to broaden its base of respondents by looking for additional people to cast in the documentary. They want to look at MMOs from beyond what the media normally looks at – such as the idea of game addiction or farming, and add onto that content about how it has helped or hurt a player’s life.

Basically, they’re looking for real people to talk about their online lives, and what it has done for them, good or bad.

If you’re interested, they’re looking for the following:

• Traveling Guild: A long-standing or legendary guild that has a history of emigrating en masse from game to game.
• Couple: Someone in an MMO that is about to meet or has already developed a relationship in real life.
• Disabled Person: A person who has some kind of physical disability, and finds virtual spaces to be a positive environment for them.
• Foreigner: A person who was mistaken for a Chinese goldfarmer in an MMO, and was killed or slandered.
• Refugee: Someone who was in an MMO that was shutdown, emigrated to another world unhappily, or left gaming altogether.
• Immigrant: Someone from outside the United States who left their job in real life, immigrated to MMOs, and has made a better life there.
• Escort: Someone in the virtual sex industry who plays MMO’s as an escort, is a patron, or owns a store.
• Activist: Someone who organizes protests, rallies, or fights for their rights as a resident of a synthetic world.
• NYC Gamer: Any MMO gamer in the New York City area that has an interesting story, is in an interesting situation that relates to MMO’s, is a guild leader, or just has some great opinions on the culture.
• Unique: If you are reading this, cannot categorize yourself into any of the above, and still believe yourself to be an unbelievable subject; please e-mail us. We bet you are going to be perfect for our documentary.

If you think you’re what they’re looking for, or just want more information on aspects of MMOs you never thought of before, let them know via their website.

Via Second Skin

Pure West‘s Second Skin, a documentary on MMOs and the different kinds of people who play them, is trying to broaden its base of respondents by looking for additional people to cast in the documentary. They want to look at MMOs from beyond what the media normally looks at – such as the idea of game addiction or farming, and add onto that content about how it has helped or hurt a player’s life.

Basically, they’re looking for real people to talk about their online lives, and what it has done for them, good or bad.

If you’re interested, they’re looking for the following:

• Traveling Guild: A long-standing or legendary guild that has a history of emigrating en masse from game to game.
• Couple: Someone in an MMO that is about to meet or has already developed a relationship in real life.
• Disabled Person: A person who has some kind of physical disability, and finds virtual spaces to be a positive environment for them.
• Foreigner: A person who was mistaken for a Chinese goldfarmer in an MMO, and was killed or slandered.
• Refugee: Someone who was in an MMO that was shutdown, emigrated to another world unhappily, or left gaming altogether.
• Immigrant: Someone from outside the United States who left their job in real life, immigrated to MMOs, and has made a better life there.
• Escort: Someone in the virtual sex industry who plays MMO’s as an escort, is a patron, or owns a store.
• Activist: Someone who organizes protests, rallies, or fights for their rights as a resident of a synthetic world.
• NYC Gamer: Any MMO gamer in the New York City area that has an interesting story, is in an interesting situation that relates to MMO’s, is a guild leader, or just has some great opinions on the culture.
• Unique: If you are reading this, cannot categorize yourself into any of the above, and still believe yourself to be an unbelievable subject; please e-mail us. We bet you are going to be perfect for our documentary.

If you think you’re what they’re looking for, or just want more information on aspects of MMOs you never thought of before, let them know via their website.

Via Second Skin