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Rm. Macon
ID:2012-SB06
Clinton Lowe (m)
Speaking to Money: How to Program Your Investor
You can dramatically improve your success rate with investors by learning to speak their language. Or,
you can simply program them to do your bidding. Clinton Lowe shares his experience working with
angels, venture capitalists, investment bankers, and CFO's.
Session Block 7
11:30am, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7th
Rm. Albany
ID:2012-AR02
Nick Dolce (m)
Flash Graphics Optimization
Flash games have not only not been rendered obsolete, there are whole new ways to make Flash even
more powerful and modern. Tools like Stage3D can vastly improve game performance, and
understanding AGAL can help you get the most out of your shading technology. Learn what to do and
what not to do before you ever start your next Flash project. Benefit from the experience of others, and
plan your objectives and features accordingly. You will soon be creating games you didn't know were
possible in a "2D" environment.
Rm. Albany
ID:2012-AR08
CHUK Vinson (m)
Andrew Quintiliani
How NOT to Get Hired as an Artist
That presentation that went so wrong you never got a call back. Those words that slipped out before
you could bite your tongue. And, perhaps most important, the works in your portfolio that mean you
are still looking for work. Learn from the pros which stumbling blocks will cause you to stumble,
which judgement calls will be held against you, and what finishing moves will cause your ultimate
fatality.
Rm. Marietta
ID:2012-SAu07
Chris Rickwood (m),
Chris Groegler,
Chris Nicholson
Sonic Deconstruction
In this panel we take a close look at exactly how a sound is built from concept to reality. Where to find
the best source and fitting them together into a dynamic sound is a balance of art and science.
Rm. Salon D
ID:2012-SD09
Teemu Vilen (m)
Rm. Salon E
ID:2012-SP08
Chris DeLeon (m),
Adam Gensler,
Walter Luh
Design Philosophy, Sandbox Style
This lecture discusses our philosophy of design at CCP Games for sandbox MMORPGs from
foundation theory to design principles and practical examples. Some topics include social networking,
meaning of life, emergence, fallacy of fun and the importance of painful loss.
Flash vs HTML5
In-browser gaming is big and only getting bigger. Traditionally this has been done via plugins, and
Flash is the 800-lbs gorilla in that arena. HTML has been improving, and now includes a canvas.
JavaScript now includes websockets. In short, the browser is becoming more and more a virtual
machine in its own right (and one supported on iOS devices). Is the future now Come learn why you
may want to make the switch, and why you may not want to yet.