Game Over: Gender, Race & Violence in Video Games (2000)
Video and computer games represent a $6 billion a year industry. One out of every ten households in American owns a Sony Playstation. Children who own video game equipment play an average of ten hours per week. And yet, despite capturing the attention of millions of children worldwide, video games remain one of the least scrutinized cultural industries. Game Over is the first educational documentary to address the fastest growing segment of the media through engaging questions of gender, race and violence. Game Over offers a refreshing dialogue about the complex and controversial topic of video game violence, and is designed to encourage high school and college students to think critically about the video games they play. - See more at: http://www.mediaed.org/cgi-bin/commerce.cgi?preadd=action&key=205#sthash.f6Cram5T.dpuf
Director: Nina Huntemann
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David Grossman as |
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Nina Huntemann as |
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Michael Morgan as |
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Erica Scharrer as |
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Eugene Provenzo as |
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Andrea Hairston as |
| Directing | Nina Huntemann | Director |
| Production | Nina Huntemann | Producer |
| Production | Amanda Fraleigh | Producer's Assistant |
| Production | Michael Lance | Producer's Assistant |
| Production | Sut Jhally | Executive Producer |
| Editing | Jeremy Smith | Editor |
| Camera | Sanjay Talreja | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Bryan L Donnell | Camera Operator |
| Art | Jeremy Smith | Graphic Designer |
| Art | Ed Mays | Graphic Designer |
| Sound | Thom Monahan | Music |
| Camera | Susan Ericsson | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Jeremy Smith | Camera Operator |
