Our first foray into gaming websites

Tuesday, April 6th, 2010

It has to start somewhere. Experience I mean. You can’t just pop up with experience in the bag without actually having done any ground work.

When Joy Swift of Original Murder Weekends (www.murder.co.uk) came to us with her idea wee thought this could be a chance to be part of something very different, very cool and new.

Murder Mystery Investigations was set up with a real time gaming principle in mind. Gamers would spend 2 weeks hunting for clues and evidence as to who the killer (or killers) were. The game had realtime action, videos and extra clues, video evidence and other important components added each day during its live broadcast. Gamers would register for the murder myster and, at the end of the 2 week game, submit their conclusion as to who did it. An scored result was then returned with a range of certificates being available to those who scored well enough.

The first plot, called The Other Side, went live on the 15th March 2010 – with huge interest and thousands of gamers playing it live – but since then many web ’slueths’ have been registering and playing as it is not limited to play live – you can play at a time to suit yourself.

Joy has over 100 plots in her repertoire so wee look forward to being part of www.murdermysteryinvestigations.com for some time…that is, unless we become the next victim in a grisly murder…!

You can learn more about the game and plots by visiting: www.murdermysteryinvestigations.com

Italia Conti Academy school – the new site for students

Tuesday, February 9th, 2010
The Italia Conti Academy, famous for teaching actors how to become better actors, launches new aubergine-designed site.

Designed by the Mark Tomkins in consultation with The Italia Conti Academy School, The site now provides their prospectus students, education authorities, drama bodies and the media with a wealth of information about the school, its BA [Hons] Acting course and details of the graduates.

There\’s a profile on each graduate so that talent scouts, casting agents and theatres can choose potential candidates for possible roles without leaving their office [well, until they have to see their auditions!].

You can also apply online for a place on the course.

It is hoped that the site will give the school and wider audience of their course.

To visit the site, click here > www.italiaconti-acting.co.uk