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Lisanne Pajot is the co-founder of BlinkWorks, a production company that makes documentaries about people in the worlds of technology & video games, creating stories for The Game Awards, Roblox, Ubisoft, HP, Valve and others.<br><br>Lisanne is one of the co-directors, producers, editors & distributors of the feature documentary, Indie Game: The Movie. Indie Game: The Movie ...
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Lisanne Pajot began her career at the CBC, initially as a video librarian and later moving into researching and producing documentaries and lifestyle television. Lisanne left the CBC to co-found BlinkWorks Media, a commercial production company producing videos for and about the video game industry.
Jan 26, 2012 · By Bryce J. Renninger. January 26, 2012 11:18 am. Directors Lisanne Pajot and James Swirsky call “ Indie Game: The Movie ” an “inspiring, cautionary tale.”. It explores the world of ...
Indie Game: The Movie was made by 2 people from Winnipeg, Canada, Lisanne Pajot and James Swirsky, the directors, producers, cinematographers, editors & distributors of the film. The film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2012, where it won the Best Editing Award in World Documentary Cinema and was optioned by Scott Rudin ('The Social ...
May 11, 2012 · Over the last few years, Winnipeg-based film directors James Swirsky, 34, and Lisanne Pajot, 29, documented the work of Blow, Fish, McMillen and Refenes, and other determined designers as they slaved over keyboards and willed their projects to life. The result: an absorbing documentary called Indie Game, which premiered in January at the ...
Sep 5, 2017 · Pajot is the president and co-founder of BlinkWorks, a production company that makes documentaries, films, and commercials about people in technology and video games. As the co-director, producer, editor, and distributor of Indie Game: The Movie, Lisanne is also a frequent speaker about documentary filmmaking, crowdfunding and digital distribution.
Lisanne Pajot: You didn’t realize that they were bootlegged? Swirsky: I had no idea that all these games were pirated. It was just disk after disk of these mystery games. It really aroused my sense of discovery, experiencing each game, having never seen it before, and learning how to navigate it.
