Novice writers preparing to enter the game space.
Screenwriters who want to apply their skills to game writing.Writers moving into game app development.Writers interested in breaking into video games.Adding significant elements to the franchise mythology.
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How to make the Player Character the focal point of your narrative. The “closed matrix” approach to game world building. The criteria for successfully extending movie worlds into gaming. How to capture the brand essence of an established game world. Distinguishing traits of video game writing. How the writer fits into the game development process. Renowned for his work as a Transmedia Producer, Jeff has also worked on such blockbuster franchises as Pirates of the Caribbean, Avatar, Transformers, Men in Black, and Magic: The Gathering. Jeff wrote the original Turok, Dinosaur Hunter Nintendo 64 video game series, and has worked on such major game properties as Halo, Splinter Cell, and Red Faction. Also explored will be how to discern the essence of a video game brand, so that franchise visionaries can entrust the writer with creating major character and story developments for the player.įor the first time, Jeff Gomez, CEO of Starlight Runner Entertainment, will draw directly upon his experience as a professional video game writer and producer. Examined will be how to create or maintain the themes, tone, and “voice” of a game world, enabling the writer to handle iconic characters while introducing new scenarios. In this candid, practical, and exclusive webinar, writers will learn the distinct traits of the video game narrative, and the demands that will be made upon joining a console or app game development team. Even fewer writers can make the leap to creating narratives that dynamically and emotionally engage the player. 
But many writers underestimate the demands of the medium, and falter when it comes to creating vast new story worlds, or extending established ones. Video games and game applications have become richer and more compelling experiences, making the role of the writer more vital than ever.
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