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Producer Bootcamp: Quo Vadis? 3 Questions and 3 Answers
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Producer Bootcamp: Quo Vadis? 3 Questions and 3 Answers SPEAKER/S: Siobhan Reddy (Media Molecule), Laura Fryer (Epic Games Seattle), Rod Fergusson (Irrational Games), Jon Kimmich (Software Illuminati), Ruth Tomandl (Monolith Productions), Roger Schembri (Fireproof Studios), Caryl Shaw (KIXEYE) and Brian Schmidt (GameSoundCon) DAY / TIME / LOCATION: Tuesday 10:00- 6:00 Room 307, South Hall TRACK / DURATION / FORMAT / AUDIENCE LEVEL: Production / Full-Day / Tutorial / All GDC VAULT RECORDING: Video DESCRIPTION: Making games is fun, but complicated. The complexities of games increases with each new generation of gaming, and customer expectations grow. Production roles have become even more critical, whether you ship to mobile, the web, the latest consoles, or the PC. Successful producers are much more than just schedule jockeys; they are team managers, communication facilitators, conflict mediators, risk mitigators, work enablers, and predictors of the future. The Producer Bootcamp will focus on some of the key skills that are required by both producers who are new to the role and seasoned veterans, in order to be successful in this challenging industry.

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