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GANG Demo Derby - Sound Design
Speaker: Paul Lipson (President, Game Audio Network Guild), Gene Semel (Senior Manager, Sound Group, Sony Computer Entertainment America), Scott Gershin (Founder & Creative Director, Soundelux Design Music Group), Tim Larkin (Sound Designer, Valve Software), Tom Hays (Director, Audio Services, Technicolor Interactive)
Date/Time: Saturday (March 13, 2010) 1:30pm — 3:30pm
Location (room): Room 112, North Hall
Track: Audio
Format: Two-hour Panel
Experience Level: All

Session Description
The GANG Demo Derby is a longstanding tradition at GDC, and has been a cornerstone event for new and emerging audio professionals. GDC has a strong audio track tradition, making the Demo Derby series- one of the highest rated audio panels year over year - a perfect fit for inclusion in the 2010 program.

Attendees submit 120 seconds of their best work for a detailed critique and feedback from a panel of leading sound design professionals, and participate in an active discussion with fellow panelists and audience members.

The Sound Design Derby is open to all GDC attendees, although audience members who wish to submit work for critique must be members of the Game Audio Network Guild (GANG). The Derby facilitates game audio practitioners of all levels, and is suited for producers, sound designers, composers, audio directors, and anyone interested in audio for games in interactive entertainment.

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