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Find out more about BAFTA Young Game Designer winner Emily Mitchell and the inspiration and creative challenges behind her winning game
http://www.bafta.org/
Applications are now open for: BAFTA Young Game Designers (YGD), which gives young people and educators insights into the industry and access to the brightest creative minds in games; BAFTA Scholarships, which enable talented individuals to study a post-graduate course in games; and BAFTA Breakthrough Brits, which supports emerging stars of the games industry.
BAFTA Young Game Designers (YGD) gives young people and educators insights into the industry and access to the brightest creative minds in games.
London, United Kingdom - April 4th, 2018 - BAFTA Young Game Designer winner, Dan Smith, and publisher, Ripstone Games, are proud to share The Spectrum Retreat, the upcoming first - person narrative puzzler coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC this year.
Visit The Spectrum Retreat webpage on the Ripstone website: https://ripstone.com/game/the-spectrum-retreat For more information about the BAFTA Young Game Designers please check out http://ygd.bafta.org About Dan Smith Studios Dan Smith Studios is an independent game development studio, represented by Dan Smith.
The Spectrum Retreat, by Dan Smith, won the BAFTA Young Game Designers Award in 2016.
We are inviting those with an educational or game mentor role to come and join us at BAFTA to learn more about the BAFTA Young Game Designers during Digital Leaders Week.
Today, Ripstone Games announced that it will publish BAFTA Young Game Designer winner Dan Smith's first - person puzzle game The Spectrum Retreat for...
Today, Ripstone Games announced that it will publish BAFTA Young Game Designer winner Dan Smith's first - person puzzle game The Spectrum Retreat for...
Not exact matches
British crime drama PLASTIC boasts an impressive young British cast including BAFTA - winning Will Poulter, Downton Abbey's Ed Speleers and Game of Thrones actor Alfie...
BAFTA's research indicates that whilst over half (57 %) of young people have at one time considered working in film, games or television, many give up on the idea.
Industry professionals who have worked on BAFTA winning and high profile films, TV programmes and games such as Les Misérables, CBBC's Show Me What You're Made Of and Batman: Arkham Knight will give first hand insights into how young people can get their talent noticed, the skills required to forge a successful career and the training opportunities available.
«When I met the winners of the 2015 competition, I saw for myself the remarkable game ideas and game - making skills of young people today and I am once again very impressed by the unique ideas of this year's finalists,» said Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and president of BAFTA.