[Dox]

Vivien Luu, a post-grad journalism student from UTS recently contacted SC2SEA with regards to putting together a documentary-style news package on the world of gaming - specifically targeting the professional gaming scene. Vivien is primarily interested in breaking down the social stigma traditionally surrounding gaming, and to understand why it isn't considered a "real" sport by the general Australian public.


Photo courtesy of XIN-Gaming

Vivien's team will be attending the WCG Melbourne SC2 qualifiers at iBisQ next weekend to capture some of the iconic moments in Australian competitive gaming as they unfold. They'll be looking to record some of the players in action, along with the announcements and of course some interviews with the players.

Please take this opportunity to introduce yourself to the team and spread the word of eSports to the rest of our nation!

If anyone has any questions or concerns (especially with regards to being filmed), feel free to PM me and I'll direct your enquiry back to Vivien.

[Eddie]

Sounds good. The more publicity the better!

Are we any closer to getting more than 1 qualifying spot Dox?

[NvPinder]

Givin the fact i'm likely to be the sexiest and most charismatic person at the qualifiers, I have no problems with them changing the documentary to entirely focus on me and my journey throughout the day.

Quick Comments

TAavanar:

winning

[syfMiley]

Be sure to capture JP Money giving me a money shot to the face.

Quick Comments

Dox:

i double lol'd

[Fourby]

Originally Posted by TAJPMoney

Givin the fact i'm likely to be the sexiest and most charismatic person at the qualifiers, I have no problems with them changing the documentary to entirely focus on me and my journey throughout the day.

change to focus on why its called e-sports and not pinder-sports