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Game Audio Education: A Case Study
SPEAKER/S: Michael Sweet (Berklee College of Music)
DAY / TIME / LOCATION: Tuesday 2:20- 2:45 Room 301, South Hall
TRACK / FORMAT: GDC Education Summit / Lecture
DESCRIPTION: Over the past 10 years, we've seen game design programs appearing at leading universities. How has this growth affected education of secondary services needed by the game industry? Although many universities have been educating artists for many years, how do they teach applied game studies to students that want to go out and work in the game industry. In this session, Michael Sweet from Berklee College of Music will discuss game audio education and how to develop curriculum to better educate students about working in the game industry. He will also speak about industry resources for people interested in building game audio programs, and his experience in developing the game audio curriculum and collaborative programs at Berklee.

TAKEAWAY: Attendees will learn about game audio education, and how to build a program from the ground up. Strategies for keeping things relevant in our changing industry, and collaboration with other programs will also be discussed.

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