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Speakers Finalised for Open Mic Night this Tuesday

28 Feb

The Open Mic Night at the Embassy Club, 1 Queensbridge St, Southbank has finalised the speaker list, and it looks to be a cracker.

The evening starts at 7pm and the microphone will be switched on at 8pm. Each presenter has five minutes and the line up is:

Trent Kusters – Trent and Torus
Alexander Bruce – Hazard
Craig Peebles – Cosmos Concerto
Chris Watts – Roo Games and their next project
Neil Rennison – Tin Man Games and Gamebook Adventures
Andrew Goulding – Jolly Rover
Matt Clark – The Voxel Agents
John Sietsma – Making a game for the Layar AR Browser
Paul Seidel – Voice over artists for games
Adrian Lyons – Ray Trance: A real time ray tracer project
Andrew Drage – Operation Time Bomb
Ian Stewart – App My State

Due to the number of speakers we will save questions until after the presentations.

If anyone can assist with arranging recording the night for podcasting that would be great – please email info@igdamelbourne.org if you can help out

 
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Open Invitation to Studios

16 Feb

From 7pm Tuesday 2 March IGDA is hosting an Open Mic Night at The Embassy in Southbank.

Whilst understandably it’s a busy time in the lead up to GDC, this could also be a chance to catch up with colleagues, find out who’s heading state side and arrange to meet up in San Fran.

The initial plan was for a pitch night, however it would also be an ideal opportunity for people to get to know who’s who in the local industry. If you could come along and introduce yourself, it’s great for people to put faces to names.

This is an opportunity to get to know people on their way up, and maybe even help or mentor them in their development. Helping independent developers strengthens our whole industry!

So feel free to put your name down for a quick spiel on who you are, what you do and what you’re interested in. The Mic opens at 8 and it would great to have a cross section of industry interests involved in the evening.

If you would like to register, just visit http://tinyurl.com/yz9m2v6 (http://tinyurl NULL.com/yz9m2v6)

If you need more details, feel free to email info@igdamelbourne.org (info null@null igdamelbourne NULL.org) or post a comment.

Your support would be appreciated.

 
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The Opening of the Mic…

11 Feb

… will be at 8pm on Tuesday 2 March at The Embassy Club, 1 Queensbridge St, Southbank

It would be great if people happy to have a quick rant about what they do or what they’ve worked on or what they’ve worked on/are working on/would like to work on etc… A night like this can only be enriched by a diversity of speakers and teams could be built or ideas developed

Your registration is greatly appreciated (https://spreadsheets NULL.google NULL.com/viewform?hl=en&formkey=dFU0NFFoQ0VEYnBYTnplRjdLRDZ6bUE6MA) :)

Feel free to email or comment on this post for further information

 
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Open Mic Night – Pitch your game plan

09 Feb

IGDA Melbourne in March

The next IGDA Melbourne event is (drumroll please…)

  • Tuesday 2 March, from 7pm
  • The Embassy, Southbank

Open Mic Night – Pitch your Game Plan

Tell your peers what you’re working on, put a call out for co-conspiritors and get feedback in a friendly social atmosphere.   Alternatively, introduce yourself and what you have done/are doing/plan to do.

If you’d like to book a spot for the night just email info@igdamelbourne.org

Any questions just let me know.

The inevitable facebook is here

This is our first event of this type, and your support and feedback would be appreciated

The mic will be switched on at 8pm

 
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Summary of the February 2 Gathering

02 Feb

Tuesday 2 February 7pm onwards

The Embassy
1 Queensbridge St
Southbank

A social gathering and networking event including a talk from MEAA delegate Eleisha Mullane.

Eleisha will talk about worker rights, in relation to the new IR legislation, and the Modern Award that will now cover games industry employees. She will also talk about the union’s involvement in assisting Ettamogah employees and how the industry can work together to improve conditions.

We already have more than 60 confirmed and nearly 60 ‘maybes’ RSVPed to the Facebook event and are looking forward to another great turnout.

 
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