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GCAP 2019

Cherie Davidson

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

9:00am AEDT

Opening Keynote

4:30pm AEDT

Unpacking Game Design: Creating a game without fail states or scores Room 110Wren Brier

10:00am AEDT

Work in Progress: Lessons learned from experience as a 3D artist Room 105Jessica Da Silva Where to from here? Putting the spotlight on the Australian games industry Room 110Philip Mayes The Forest Paths Method of Narrative Design Room 109Alexander Swords Zen and the Art of Team Maintenance: A Producers Guide to Getting Sh!t Done PlenaryAmy Dallas

11:00am AEDT

The Architecture of Designing story-focussed Games - Lighting the Way through the Narrative Room 109Melanie Taylor 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

The Art of Void Bastards Room 105Dean Walshe Flow Chart - How Scope Creep Happens Room 109Leigh Harris Don’t Get Shipwrecked - Production for Small Indies Room 110Matthew Dyet Technical Direction for One Room 112Alex Holkner

2:00pm AEDT

A New Way To Narrative Design Room 111Alexander Swords Why Fashion in (Most) Games Sucks, and Why You Should Care PlenaryVictoria Tran

4:20pm AEDT

Closing Keynote

9:30am AEDT

Opening Keynote: Industry Day

11:00am AEDT

State Agency Games Funding - What it is, why it is, and who can apply for it Room 109Jason Imms Divergent thinking and iteration process: a hands-on creativity workshop Room 104Elaine Gusella

12:00pm AEDT

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

2:00pm AEDT

Programming: The First Few Years Room 105Liam de Valmency Building Community Panel Room 110Lisy Kane • Cass Gray • Jon Hayward • Giselle Rosman • Chad Toprak

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