Effective Time Management
Make sure your team manages their time efficiently.
What would you like to see?
Generating Trust On A Team
Trust on a team is direly important. Let's talk about two ways Producers can generate this trust!
You Should Probably Take More Breaks
Working too much not only hurts you, but most likely your project as well!
Creating A Schedule
I talk about how I plan to further utilize schedules in my social media campaigns.
Highlighting Decisions in Meetings
What is being decided on in a meeting can slip by those unaware. Let's talk a little about why that might be.
Backlog Refinement
There's a restriction students must face in regards to backlog refinement. Here's the answer we're experimenting with.
Website Creation
Website's are direly important for a game. It provides a central location for the latest information on your game.
Marketing Is A Go
My first big task of the semester: get the marketing rolling.
Senior Production: Start!
Finally back into the swing of things, and I'm already learning.
Capstone Postmortem
Here are some thoughts I have about last semester, and one of my main faults that I plan on working on next semester.
Trailer Iteration
Taking a detailed look at the lessons I've so far learned about video editing.
Presentation Styles
Presentations are forboding challenges, and people each have their own way of tackling them.
Be Flexible
In small teams everyone needs to be willing to leave their comfort zone.
Video: Start!
I've started the long journey to creating our first piece of marketing.
When To Cut
Tough decisions happen all the time.
Holding Back
Sometimes you need to take a moment, forget about others, and focus on your team.
Gaining a Product Owner
How I forgot about an important team artifact and how I integrated it into our team dynamic.
Deconstructing Feedback
Once you've gathered some data you need to make sense of it and make decisions.
Knowing When to Wait
Testing your game is easy, but knowing which testers to listen to is hard.
Game Development: The Studen Restriction
I talk about the contrasts between Student and Studio development and why most student games are so underwhelming