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Killer Portfolio or Portfolio Killer: Part 1 - Advice from Industry Artists
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Killer Portfolio or Portfolio Killer: Part 1 - Advice from Industry Artists

Speaker/s: Alison Kelly (Independent), Wyeth Johnson (Epic Games, Inc.), Teagan Morrison (Naughty Dog Inc.), Shawn Robertson (Irrational Games) and Jeremy Bennett (Valve)
Day / Time / Location: Friday 10:10-11:10 Room 135, North Hall
Track / Duration / Format / Audience Level: Game Career Seminar / 60-Minute / Panel / All
GDC Vault Recording: Video Recorded
Description: This is a two part panel consisting of five artists from Firaxis, Epic, Irrational, Naughty Dog and Valve. The first session will focus on the dos and don'ts when trying to get your portfolio noticed. Panelists will discuss common mistakes that most artists make, as well as some of the more unique approaches they have seen. Audience participation is encouraged during the Q&A session.
Takeaway: Attendees should be able to understand how to better prepare their portfolios and gain insight and understanding to the review process at some of the leading companies in the industry. In addition, they should also gain knowledge of how to cater their portfolio to the specific job they want.

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