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Microphone GAIN
by Jim Munroe
The Game Arts International Network is hosting a number of online sessions to share information of interest to game arts organizers and curators. The format we're starting with will be a live discussion between two people, one with experience on a topic and one seeking more information on that topic, while anyone else who's interested can listen in. At the end this audience will be able to add their comments and ask questions. We will be recording these sessions and releasing them as a podcast for those who aren't available or who find out about it later.
Episodes
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Curation, Why and How: Game Art Selectors Speak! Part I
Interviews with Chad Toprak (Freeplay, Melbourne) and Wiley Wiggins (Fantastic Fest, Austin) about why and how do they choose they games they choose for their exhibitions and festivals. GAIN did these interviews for Gameplanner, a new resource intended to help game creators plan their exhibition...
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Membership Dues and Community Revenue
Lorenzo Pilia (Talk & Play, Berlin) talks to Shawn Pierre (Philly Game Mechanics, Philadelphia) about Patreons, membership dues and more. https://www.patreon.com/phillygamemechanics http://handeyesociety.com/join-the-society/ https://www.patreon.com/PIGSquad…
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Game Arts Residencies
Rachel Weil (Juegos Rancheros, Austin), Zac Traeger (The Museum of Human Achievement, Austin) shared their experience with Shalev Moran (Printscreen Festival, Tel Aviv) and Jonatan Van Hove (Screenshake, Reykjavík).
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Creating Welcoming Spaces for Under-Represented Groups
Featuring Sagan Yee (Hand Eye Society) from Toronto and Alex Schearer (Seattle Indies).
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Game Jams
Live from GDC in San Francisco with Jim McGinley (Toronto Game Jam) and Jo Summers (Global Game Jam).
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Managing Succession & Replacing Key People
This session features Tanya X. Short (Pixelles) from Montreal and Ben Esposito (Glitch City) from Los Angeles.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The Game Arts International Network is hosting a number of online sessions to share information of interest to game arts organizers and curators. The format we're starting with will be a live discussion between two people, one with experience on a topic and one seeking more information on that topic, while anyone else who's interested can listen in. At the end this audience will be able to add their comments and ask questions. We will be recording these sessions and releasing them as a podcast for those who aren't available or who find out about it later.
HOSTED BY
Jim Munroe
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The Game Arts International Network is hosting a number of online sessions to share information of interest to game arts organizers and curators. The format we're starting with will be a live discussion between two people, one with experience on a topic and one seeking more information on that...
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Microphone GAIN is created and hosted by Jim Munroe.
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