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S6 E202 Promoting Star Citizens… (Nov 2025)

Tracy Harwood Podcast Episodes November 20, 2025 Leave a reply

In this episode of Completely Machinima, hosts Phil Rice, Tracy Harwood, and Damien Valentine review two creative Star Citizen machinima commercials — Dumper’s Depot Commercial and Big Benny’s Grab Eat — both made for a Star Citizen video contest.

They explore how these 45-second in-game ads show off community creativity, storytelling, and production skills. Tracy breaks down what made Dumper’s Depot more sophisticated in design and sound, while Big Benny’s… Grab Eat took home the win with its humor and clever use of Star Citizen lore.

💬 In This Episode:

Star Citizen machinima film analysis: Dumper’s Depot vs Big Benny’s… Grab Eat

How short-form machinima builds game lore and community engagement

The potential for fan contests to uncover new creative talent Ideas for a future Completely Machinima short film contest

🎮 Whether you’re a Star Citizen fan, machinima creator, or just love game-based filmmaking, this episode dives into how fan films bring virtual worlds to life.

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Show Notes & Links

Films –

Dumper’s Depot Commercial by @Hasgaha⁩

Big Benny’s… Grab Eat by ⁨@quantumcafe⁩

Arts and Crafts inspiration here

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S4 E143 We Were Wanderers (Aug 2024)

Tracy Harwood Podcast Episodes August 21, 2024 Leave a reply

A Star Citizen extravaganza: this week, we discuss a brilliant re-creation of Erik Wernquist’s epic short, Wanderers, released by one of its creators Mr Hasgaha. Whilst this is a faithful scene-by-scene depiction of the original, its actually so much more than that too. We comment once again on the incredible qualities of the game, and how the fact it is an open world reflects the original inspiration for Wernquist’s film: the artwork of Chesley Bonestell, whose paintings were partly the reason that NASA exists today. The machinima also pays homage to Carl Sagan in the only way it can, to his words in the iconic book Pale Blue Dot. If you have only particles of space nerd in you, we think you’ll absolutely love this week’s film, certainly we all do.

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