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Posted on March 27, 2008 - by Monica Valentinelli

The Guild: Web Video about Online Gamers at “their Finest”

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If you haven’t seen The Guild: an Independent Web Video Series about Online Gaming now is definitely the time. Recently, The Guild won three awards: Yahoo 2007 Best Web Series Award, the YouTube Best Series Award for 2007, and the SXSW/On Networks Web Series award.

Run strictly on a volunteer basis, this series is pretty popular and really shines with great acting that speaks to those of us who either have gamed online or know people who do. The writing is pretty funny, if only because it’s scary how “accurate” the personalities truly are in online gaming, especially when gaming bleeds into everyday life. Take a look at the first episode and notice The Guild’s professional cast of actors and actresses. Enjoy!

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