Plunge into Storytelling: Transitioning into Narrative Design from Other Disciplines
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- čas přidán 18. 05. 2021
- In this 2019 GDC talk, Splash Damage's Ayesha Khan gives concrete tips for tailoring applications, portfolios, and interviews for narrative design rather than for game writing or game design roles.
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Pure gold. Thanks to KHAAAAAAAN for sharing her experience!
One of my all-time favorite GDC talks. An awesome, clear, no-pulled-punches approach to getting into narrative design.
Also, *ahem*
KHAAAAAN!!!
I love this lady's voice. Also, her talk is great.
This was great, especially for someone in a different field.
Nice talk with practical advice on what to do to get a position in narrative design.
This is supremely helpful! Lots of practical tips. Thanks Khan!
this is such a great and helpful video, thank you so much!
We finally get to watch this! :)
Oh shit brutal but honest. Much appreciation
I'm not even looking for a narrative designer job and this talk helped me improve & streamline my CV tons))
Love it, love it, love it. This is all spot on.
2 minutes of the talk and I love her
Amazing!!
Thank you!
Really great talk--and a lot of the info is equally applicable across other roles and industries.
Fantastic and very enjoyably presented talk.
10/10
Tldr: become designated story mom
Fr tho I love this talk, really clear and informative with a lot of personality. :)
Interesting, I thought western practice in this aspect has been streamlined. I guess there's not too much difference afterall.
So thankful my algorithm was smart enough to pick this video up. I have been going by similar words of gold advice from Anna Megill's book. So wish someone like Khan would run workshops... Then again, wouldn't probably be able to afford it.