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Hey, so I need a visual organisation platform that is not AI or where I can at least avoid the AI as a digital and traditional artist I'm strongly anti-AI. I also can not spend Money at this time and I do tend to struggle with pay walls but I can deal with them. I'm also looking for something...

Hey, I'm in 7th grade and want to get an idea of what collage and profession I want to pursue. Originally I was thinking about graphic design but in all honesty after getting Cookie run: Kingdom and watching epic the musical (The animatic) I thought game design might be both more fun and a...

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what do they create and work with to create it

I'm in my 2nd semester in college

My ethnicity is Korean-Japanese (mom) and Thai-Taiwanese (dad) so I'm technically 4 ethnicities and I don't know if I would be able to be an idol with my background. And if I was in a k-pop agency how would I get in?

Hello! I am working on developing a 2D animated horror game with a small volunteer team.
Where can I find a gaming expert/story mentor to help out with the story beats to ensure the game is playable and story-rich?

I would be teaching elementary education in Minnesota most likely. My coaching would be hands on which takes more time than just setting up drills for your players and saying, "Hey, go do this and do your own VOD reviews". A VOD review is when you go through past games and point out mistakes in...

How do I network effectively as a computer science student?

To all who supported me from the previous thread, I finally made it in my dream internship. However, I realize how very shaky my foundation is. I have so so much to learn and it will take time but I don't have the time to learn everything from scratch. Is there any way to measure if you have a...

I have considered writing video game narratives and storylines as a career, but I haven't found much on how to enter that industry without having knowledge on coding and/or starting by creating your own game.

Hi there!

I'm an incoming college freshman, and i'm wondering if anyone has tips and tricks for getting into the game design industry. Would it be best to develop a portfolio of character sheets, or focus more on developing game demos and modding?

Thank you!

I have heard that game development is a somewhat difficult job to get into straight out of college, so is there any specific advice you could give me for me to follow throughout college? What types of things should I study/explore, and what kind of internships should I seek?

How likely am I to enter my career right from college?

It's one of my dreams to enter either the VFX or video game production industry, but with the way that VFX veterans are speaking of how awful the state of the industry is, I'm starting to have second doubts. Should I pursue other avenues rather than going into debt to learn the skills necessary?