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GCAP 2019

Julian Cram

Producer
Melbourne

Producer of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic which has over 60 million downloads.
Also:
Producer of Fart the Alphabet, which has over 6 downloads.

My Friends

9:00am AEDT

Opening Keynote

11:00am AEDT

Championing Others Starts With Championing Yourself — Creating a Mentally Healthy Work Environment Room 106Pritika Sachdev Prototyping into Production - Technical and Creative Convergence Room 104Dean Finnigan Pitching Games to Publishers Room 109Cheryl Vance Puzzles to be explored but not solved: Designing ambiguous navigable worlds Room 105Alexander Muscat Can I have that in a spreadsheet please? Room 110Cherie Davidson

12:00pm AEDT

Indigenous Culture in Video Games Room 106Phoebe Watson What to Expect when you’re expecting (a producer) Room 109Lisy Kane

2:00pm AEDT

Ensuring the Quality of your Quality Assurance: the studio guide on getting the most out of your QA team Room 105Callum Harrington

3:00pm AEDT

Designing from the Heart: Putting yourselves in your games. PlenaryOsama Dorias

4:30pm AEDT

Who are you helping and how? Room 103Shane Trewartha Player Hygiene: How to Mitigate Abuse and Cultivate Communities Room 112Gabriella Lowgren More Cards Against People Mismanagement Room 109Emilie Poissenot

10:00am AEDT

Accessibility as a primary design consideration: the early journey of Blind Sparrow Interactive Room 106Drew Taylor Where to from here? Putting the spotlight on the Australian games industry Room 110Philip Mayes Zen and the Art of Team Maintenance: A Producers Guide to Getting Sh!t Done PlenaryAmy Dallas

11:00am AEDT

The clothes that words wear: A typographic journey via Rihanna, Abba, KISS, Lady GaGa, George Michael and lots, lots more. Room 112Stephen Banham

12:00pm AEDT

Sonar Solutions For Accessible Gaming Room 103Zander Hulme Games as a Therapeutic Tool Room 106Erick Blandin Changing your career in games without having an existential crisis PlenaryJo Lammert Don’t Get Shipwrecked - Production for Small Indies Room 110Matthew Dyet Always be testing: A journey through Buildbots and Testbots Room 104Ben Britten • Matt Ditton

2:00pm AEDT

Realtalk; Politics, games, and the inescapable maw of responsibility. Room 103Zhia Zariko Why Fashion in (Most) Games Sucks, and Why You Should Care PlenaryVictoria Tran What Unionism Adds To Your Workplace Room 112David Haidon • Morgan Little

3:00pm AEDT

Music Therapy in Virtual Reality Room 110Ben Loveridge Why did medieval knights fight giant snails? And what does this have to do with games? Room 105Paris Buttfield-Addison

4:20pm AEDT

Closing Keynote

9:30am AEDT

Opening Keynote: Industry Day

11:00am AEDT

Divergent thinking and iteration process: a hands-on creativity workshop Room 104Elaine Gusella Lighting Your Own Way: Creating your own career pathways (in an industry that sometimes demands it) Room 105Kelsey Gamble

12:00pm AEDT

Disability & Game Development Room 109Calliope Ryder • Zala Habib • Cameron Hopkinson • Meredith Hall

12:30pm AEDT

Emotional Architecture - Understanding Audio (and Ourselves) Room 105Andrew Curnock

2:00pm AEDT

Lessons from Free to Play For Now and the Future Room 109Ella Macintyre

3:00pm AEDT

Games for Government Panel Room 110Adrian Webb • Timothy Bermanseder • Jake Spencer Goodsir • Stuart Anderson

3:50pm AEDT

Closing Keynote: Industry Day

4:00pm AEDT

What Australian gamemakers told me about making games in Australia PlenaryBrendan Keogh