IGDA Scotland June 2018: Development Microtalks
Event Information
Description
We're back in Glasgow this month with a series of developer microtalks. Come along to gain some insight into various aspects of game development and learn from the experiences of our wonderful speakers.
Our speakers lineup includes:
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Toni Frutin - Actress and voice over whose game credits include Elite Dangerous and Murderous Pursuits. She is also the current voice of STV | Twitter | Website
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Sean Wenham - 3D Environment and Concept Artist at Blazing Griffin | Twitter
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Joe Bain - Freelance programmer who has worked on games for Adult Swim and the band OK Go | Twitter
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Dr Helen Mullen - Research Associate at the University of Glasgow | Twitter
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Jamey Stevenson - Founder of Tech Valley Game Space and Game Designer at DeepMind | Twitter
Our headline sponsors for 2018 are Henderson Loggie
Our venue for this event is the wonderful ISO Design.
As always, we will have an open floor for announcements before the panel kicks off. So if you have any news you'd like to share then feel free to come down and do so! We'll also be opening up to general networking after the panels.
Do I need to print out and bring by Eventbrite ticket?
No, we will have a guest list at the door and can check you in electronically. Please don't waste trees on a paper ticket.
How can I help?
IGDA Scotland, like the rest of the IGDA around the world, is powered by volunteers. If you are able to contribute a bit of your time to help us run this event, or any of our other activities, please sign up as a volunteer. Equallly, we are always interested in talking to anyone who would like to sponsor the chapter, whether for a specific event or more generally. Please don't hesitate to contact us at info@igdascotland.org. Your support, whether in time or financial, would be greatly appreciated.
Organiser IGDA Scotland
Organiser of IGDA Scotland June 2018: Development Microtalks
Founded in 2011, the Scottish chapter of the IGDA has proudly worked to serve developers around the country ever since. With regular meetings in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Dundee, and a thriving community providing a uniquely Scottish vibe to our events, we are one of the most active chapters in Europe.
You can sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date with all the news about the chapter and its activities, and please make sure to come out to one of our meetings.
IGDA Scotland, like the rest of the IGDA around the world, is powered by volunteers. If you are able to contribute a bit of your time to help us run this event, or any of our other activities, please sign up as a volunteer. Equallly, we are always interested in talking to anyone who would like to sponsor the chapter, whether for a specific event or more generally. Please don't hesitate to contact us at info@igdascotland.org. Your support, whether in time or financial, would be greatly appreciated.
