Jamie Janković

参加作品

Outsourcing (My Desires to Avatars)
Editor
"Outsourcing (My Desires to Avatars)" is a machinima and experimental video created by video artist Jamie Janković and writer, poet and director Deborah Findlater. The work is part of an ongoing project addressing the intersectionality of responses to female characters in video games; formally speaking, the work is presented as an audio-visual poem, accompanied by voice over. According to Janković, this work is meant as a response to found footage material of the character Christie from the popular fighting game series "Dead or Alive" (1996 – ongoing). Moreover, the examination of the role of female characters in "Outsourcing (My Desires to Avatars)" is part of a larger project titled "The identity quest series," in which the artist addresses a multiplicity of responses to female video game characters, following engagement in interviews with queer people within the gaming industry and exploring their own views on gender in game design.
Outsourcing (My Desires to Avatars)
Director
"Outsourcing (My Desires to Avatars)" is a machinima and experimental video created by video artist Jamie Janković and writer, poet and director Deborah Findlater. The work is part of an ongoing project addressing the intersectionality of responses to female characters in video games; formally speaking, the work is presented as an audio-visual poem, accompanied by voice over. According to Janković, this work is meant as a response to found footage material of the character Christie from the popular fighting game series "Dead or Alive" (1996 – ongoing). Moreover, the examination of the role of female characters in "Outsourcing (My Desires to Avatars)" is part of a larger project titled "The identity quest series," in which the artist addresses a multiplicity of responses to female video game characters, following engagement in interviews with queer people within the gaming industry and exploring their own views on gender in game design.
Them (or Things My Ex-Boyfriends Have Actually Said To Me)
Frustrated at the lack of representation of domestic abuse and rape within queer male relationships, I made an experimental diary film recounting my own experiences from the POV of my abuser and the people in my life at the time.
Them (or Things My Ex-Boyfriends Have Actually Said To Me)
Writer
Frustrated at the lack of representation of domestic abuse and rape within queer male relationships, I made an experimental diary film recounting my own experiences from the POV of my abuser and the people in my life at the time.
Them (or Things My Ex-Boyfriends Have Actually Said To Me)
Director
Frustrated at the lack of representation of domestic abuse and rape within queer male relationships, I made an experimental diary film recounting my own experiences from the POV of my abuser and the people in my life at the time.