school holidays at his favorite village in Brazil, Sabará, a beautiful place over the mountains. “There a friend told me that story just once and I still remember,” said Spy. Now, the childhood memory that floats in his mind reflects the story he envisions in a six minute video. Spy sincerely believes bad stories don’t exist. “What really exists is a matter of taste and a taste that doesn’t judge any story other than as a personal opinion,” said Spy. “Bad stories don’t exist as well to encourage the other aspiring artists and give them more incentives to produce story telling, tales and real stories.” “I feel that it’s very important to keep the essence of storytelling alive in the machinima world, much more on Second Life® to evaluate what the general public likes most,” said Spy. “What makes this story perfect is its combination of
AVENUE Magazine April 2010
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