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Michael Sweet – “The investments that you make with other people, they invest back in you too and they believe in you. Michael Sweet is an award winning composer and sound designer. Currently, he is the associate professor at Berklee College of Music...61: Don’t Underestimate the Value of Pre-Production with Michael Csurics
Michael Csurics Michael Csurics is the founder of the Brightskull, a for-hire production company that provides dialogue and audio solutions. Some of his works include Bioshock 2 and The Vanishing of Ethan Carter. He also spoke at GDC, game audio network guild,...55: The Sound That’s Most Important Should Overtake Other Sounds With Guy Somberg
Guy Somberg has been developing audio engines for various platforms since 2002. He has worked on everything from slot machines to AAA titles to indies, and written audio engines for them all, Now he works at Echtra Incorporation. KEY POINTS: The sound that most...48: Network with Purpose, Stand Out, Volunteer with Alon Kaplan
Alon Kaplan is a music producer for JoyTunes and manages a sound production business which mainly focuses on video games, film and theater productions. In addition, he is a lecturer on sound design for a few of the game design programs in Israel. He has been working...43: Writing Interactive Music with Garry Schyman
Garry Schyman is a BAFTA-winning composer that worked on acclaimed games such as the ‘Bioshock Trilogy’, ‘Dante’s Inferno’, ‘Shadow of Mordor’, and the ‘Destroy All Humans Trilogy’. He is one of the most decorated...40: Have a Flexible Purpose with Robin Arnott
Robin Arnott first virtual reality game was a sense-depriving gas mask with a literal suffocation mechanic. His new project “SoundSelf” aims to induce meditative bliss. Creating games as we all know can be very challenging. Robin expresses his feelings and...32: Don’t Wait Til the End to Work on Audio with Eduardo Ortiz Frau
Eduardo Ortiz Frau is a freelance game audio designer and has been working in games since 2011. He’s worked on titles such as The Stanley Parable, Apotheon, Neverending Nightmares, and the latest game Everything. Audio has the power to greatly enhance the gaming...16: Be Authentic with Rich Vreeland
Video Game Composer Rich Vreeland has worked in various roles on dozens of games such as ‘FEZ’, ‘Hyper Light Drifter’, ‘Mini Metro’, ‘The Floor is Jelly’, and ‘Reigns’. In addition to games, he’s worked...
