Networking in the Gaming Industry | Full Sail University

Networking is important to any career, but it can be hard to know how to get started. In this video, game industry pros (and Full Sail grads) give key networking advice to aspiring game developers, producers, and designers, including how to get involved in gaming communities, the importance of online networking and social media connections, and ways to find common interests that can spark long-lasting (and often productive) relationships.
Located in Winter Park, Florida, Full Sail University offers associate's, bachelor's, and master's degrees designed for the world of entertainment, media, arts, and technology. Full Sail's creative approach to education provides an immersive, fast-paced, and relevant learning experience that mirrors the workflow and collaboration found throughout today's rapidly evolving industries.
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Hey guys! We hope you enjoyed this video - chime in here to start networking!

[@ianhtexas]

I’ve been working on my online networking, connecting with people and companies on LinkedIn and Twitter. I’m also making connections with my fellow Full Sailors and I’m part of a Facebook group of students.

[@maikiwiltcher]

Late to the show here, but I started my development during the pandemic, so I've found it really hard to network - but the advise regarding articles is a very good idea

[@raventhorX]

oh great, the one skill im horrible at. making friends T_T

[@fullsailuniversity]

We can always get better and it's worth it.