Collaborative Prototyping with Biome Collective X InGAME
Event Information
About this event
Biome Collective & InGAME welcome you to a fun and accessible, COVID - proof interactive workshop that explores collaborative design. Design with others using online collaborative tools and processes, learn prototyping workflow and create experimental game ideas together.
This two hour workshop will start at 1pm on the 11th August with a 60 minute break planned at 2pm.
About You
- No prior experience or knowledge necessary.
Biome Collective is a creative studio, community and co-working space for people to create, collaborate and explore new frontiers in games, digital art and technology.We create world class interactive and multi sensory experiences for global audiences. Our unique and accessible games, interventions and installations span across digital, physical and cultural spaces.
InGAME: Innovation for Games and Media Enterprise is an £11.5 million pound R&D Centre based in the heart of the Dundee videogames cluster.
Led by Abertay University, in partnership with the University of Dundee, the University of St Andrews and local and international industry partners, InGAME will deliver innovative research and offer R&D support and services to games companies in the city and beyond. InGAME is part of the Creative Industries Cluster Programme, funded by the Arts & Humanities Research Council and part of the Industrial Strategy. We also receive significant funding from the Scottish Funding Council.
Organiser InGAME: Innovation for Games
Organiser of Collaborative Prototyping with Biome Collective X InGAME
InGAME: Innovation for Games and Media Enterprise is an £11.5 million pound R&D Centre based in the heart of the Dundee videogames cluster. Led by Abertay University, in partnership with the University of Dundee, the University of St Andrews and local and international industry partners, InGAME delivers innovative research and R&D support services to games companies in the city and beyond. InGAME is part of the Creative Industries Cluster Programme, funded by the Arts & Humanities Research Council and part of the Industrial Strategy. We also receive significant funding from the Scottish Funding Council.
