09/11/2016
Hey guys! We had an awesome game jam this past Wednesday, and I want to thank everyone who came out -- it was a lot of fun.
PITCH NIGHT is this upcoming Wednesday, 9/14, 7:00 PM in Radio-TV's Studio 5 (on the bottom floor). For those who don't know, the Radio-TV building is by the Global and International Studies Building (which is right by Wells... You can probably figure it out).
Even if you're NOT pitching, you definitely should come -- it'll be your chance to talk to the team leaders and decide which team you want to join. (If you can't make it but still want to join a team, please let me know.)
IMPORTANT: If you want to pitch a game, let me know what you're pitching and the description of it, and send me your presentation if you've made one. If you haven't sent me your pitch by Tuesday night, you won't be able to present on Wednesday. Please email [email protected] or message me on Facebook/Slack. The purpose isn't to critique your pitch, just to offer brief feedback and confirm you're pitching so I can add you to the list. Also if you have a powerpoint or demo build or anything else that requires the use of setup and technology, make sure to send it in with your pitch so that we can minimize technical difficulties.
Here are the guidelines and the format:
1) intro ~ 30 seconds
-Who are you? Name/major/year, etc
-What's your role in design? (Programmer, artist, etc)
2) pitch ~ 45 seconds
-Brief overview of concept
-Boil it down to the essence of your game
3) specifics – 1 min
-What kind of team will you need?
-What engine are you thinking of using?
5) Q&A ~ 1-2 minutes
If you have any questions about game engines (most will be using Unity, but other engines are encouraged) or anything else, please ask me or Jon Brown.
I can't wait to see what you guys have for Wednesday!
--Angela Lograsso