Fw: breaking into the game industry

FYI.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Christopher V. Sherman" <chris-HmgihtM/[email protected]>

> Robin,
>
> I thought your members (both Linux Movies Group and the Open Source
> Programmers Group) might be interested in our "How to Break Into The Game
> Industry" conference and resume workshop taking place in Los Angeles May 8
> (just before the big E3 Show). The event designed for both students and
> professionals including artists, programmers, writers, musicians and
> designers who want to want to get a job in the game industry. Several
> companies are hiring and will be meeting with candidates on-site.
>
> Attendees will be able to meet with leading recruiters, hiring managers
and
> industry veterans. Professionals will learn how their experience and
> transferable skills can gain them rapid entry into this industry. Students
> will find out how to build a professional road map to a career in the game
> industry. Attendees will learn what employers are looking for now and in
> the future.
>
> Speakers include industry insiders from Activision, Kayak Interactive,
> Intelligent Life Games, NovaLogic, Inc. NubyTech Inc., University of
> Advancing Technology, Savage Entertainment, Sloperama Productions, Vivendi
> Universal, game industry recruiter Mary-Margaret.com and more.  The casual
> nature and size of the event allows for fantastic interaction with
industry
> insiders on a very personal level.
>
> what:     How to Break Into The Game Industry - conf and resume workshop
> when:    Saturday, May 8, 2004, 8:30 am to 3:00 pm
> where:   The Little Theater at Mount St. Mary's College (12001 Chalon Rd,
> Los Angeles, CA 90049)
> price:    $60 for the full day with online registration
> more info and registration:   http://www.GameConferences.com/la/
>
> Thanks for helping spread the word. Just ask if any questions.
>
> chris
>
>
>
> ___________________________________________________________
>
> Christopher V. Sherman                    [email protected]
> The Game Initiative                           Austin Game Conference
> phone: 512-633-5341                         fax: 512-692-2532
>
> The Game Initiative http://www.TheGameInitiative.com
> Read about Austin's Game:  http://www.AustinGame.com
>
> **  Austin Game Conference 2004 -  September 9 - 10, 2004   **
>        http://www.GameConference.com/
>
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