Sentences with phrase «other small studios»

to help other small studios to reach and grow their communities, and raise gamers» awareness of indie games and how to help them.

There were other small studios that were trying their best to develop games, but without proper funding they reached the same limitations as we did.

Not exact matches

Microsoft, for one, opened a new studio last year that is devoted to creating Kinect games, while other, smaller game companies quickly moved to try and snap up employees laid off by Radical.

While some companies have gone full steam ahead with establishing a design studio within their marketing departments, smaller and leaner startups and businesses might find a tool like Canva's extremely useful for creating high - quality images meeting Twitter's and other social channels» exact technical specifications.

I'm at my parent's place on the Vineyard and am limited when it comes to equipment and fitness studios, so it's the perfect time to make up some workouts that can be done in a living room or other small space.

Lionsgate's average Metascore — not very good to begin with — dropped by over 10 points last year, making it the only major studio to finish with a red score (and putting it well behind the other majors, as well as almost all of the smaller studios).

And as one can imagine, this difference profoundly affects the field of competition, making room for original features from smaller studios, streaming services, and other indie distributors that have made the festival rounds.

The small gaming studio team of Campo Santo burst onto the scene the other year with «Firewatch,» a celebrated first - person mystery game set in a 1980s forested wilderness and following a widower and lone fire lookout trying to solve...

SEA OF FIRE PASSED ON STUDIO: Sony Pictures TV TEAM: Jenna Bans (w, ep), Rob Golenberg (ep), Alon Aranya (ep), David Hoberman (ep), Todd Lieberman (ep), Laurie Zaks (ep), Robert Kievit (ep), Frank Ketelaar (ep), Allison Liddi - Brown (d) LOGLINE: When three teenage girls star in a pornographic film, it tears their families apart and leads to a disappearance, a murder and host of other secrets boiling under the surface in a small town.

In 2000, Schafer left Lucas to found a new studio called Double Fine, where he's led design on Psychonauts, Brutal Legend, and many other games both big and small.

The studio's canon is still small enough for every entry to matter, but this one seems to matter less than almost all of the fifty others.

It's like any other small video - game - development studio, except the coders are 10 and their games have titles like «Evil Donut Unicorn Ping Pong.»

Artists who sell their wares in the studio, crafts people selling their creations at open - air markets and in - laws paying each other back for small loans are all using the convenient device and they are crowing about it in the media.

The Desa Roro Estate can comfortably accommodate up to 14 adults and apart from the expansive gardens and multiple living areas, there is a mini yoga studio found in the garden, giving opportunities for hosting small retreats or organizing other special events such as weddings.

The other two studios have a queen bed with small kitchen which includes a microwave, toaster, jug, bar fridge and two elements which can sleep up to two persons.

It also has the smallest line - up of games with all it's gems being developed internally, so if you want quality games, you have to wait for first / second party studios and other exclusive games (ala MGS4) to really get the full worth of this console.

The multiplication of smaller companies (indie studios; micro publishers; other vendors) is probably at play here.

Unlike many other studios in the Ukraine, Frogwares was able to survive the harsh circumstances of the recent financial crash and maintain their status as an independent developer without any need for extra income from jobs in outsourcing, something that has been one of the main sources of income for many smaller studios in this country.

Clockwork Acorn is a small interactive software development studio specialising in the creation of games and other user - facing applications.

Modern Warfare had a trilogy, sure, but the story Infinity Ward was trying to tell was much smaller in scale and spread across half a decade, taking turns with stories told by other studios.

If you've read reviews of this small indie from an unproven studio about a sports game that isn't Football (both American and European) or the others in the Big - Four, you've probably heard the hype that has been built up from pre-release word of mouth.

IndieDev Conference is concentrating on learning from others - hearing about failures, key differences what make a small game studio successful and what kind of simple tools a small studio could use in order to survive and grow.

Protect Me Knight is the first XBL Indie Game from Ancient, a small studio managed by game soundtrack composer Yuzo Koshiro (Streets of Rage, Etrian Odyssey, Ys... and, like, a billion other games).

I realize you guys are a small, independent studio, but you're so familiar with the PS3 and Vita, not to mention the Super Turbo Championship Edition is already on PS4, that I can't imagine it would be too difficult to port the extra content over to the other systems.

It was an idea that Mark had been considering for some time and having seen other developers grow rapidly and exponentially, he has always been keen to keep the studio relatively small and focused.

Everyone in the small studio knows each other and they talk about games or any other subject, and are willing to pull together to reach for a common goal.

Execution Labs (early - stage indie studio investors), the Technoculture Art & Games research / creation centre from Concordia University, and other leaders of the Montreal indie community recognized a need for small studios and freelancers to network, share, learn and create together.

After 2008, when Xbox Live, Steam, PlayStation Network and others began outreach programs to grant smaller studios marketplace access and public exposure, new indie titles flooded the industry.

Martin: I guess it's likely that some big games companies will try to buy smaller studios that are on the up, but on the other hand I'm not sure how likely it is that this would be a successful strategy.

They acknowledged that they couldn't afford to drop other smaller projects because they'd need them to keep the studio alive.

Even as a small studio, if you don't speak to other small independent game studios, Lambe cautioned: «You're missing out.»

Sometimes Assetto Corsa feels like a game made by a huge studio, and other times it's clear just how small the project is.

Bethesda is a small studio compared to other triple - A developers, after all, and Creation Club requires the studio to put a rubber stamp on everything.

It's brilliant that there are lots of small studios doing work for their immediate social group, and people doing stuff for each other.

Also included in «Big Spaces and Large Planes» are: the loosely graphic paintings of Cathy Fiorelli who shares studio space with eleven other artists at the Middletown Pendleton Art Center; the perceptive works on femininity of Pattie Byron from West Chester; the Kente Cloth - inspired art quilts by Miami University - educated Linda Kramer; the mixed media of Oxford's Maureen Nimis with her cut paper and photographic work; the small works by Catalog & Slavic Librarian at Miami University, Russian - born Masha Misco; and the jewel - like small photographs of Denver - born Cincinnati resident Brian Luman whose exploration of urban crevices is fueled by his skateboard and camera.

Like the softly repeated murmur of a prayer, there's something both comforting and conservative in Giorgio Morandi's career - long affinity for painting small still lifes of bottles, vases and other objects arranged in his studio.

«Amikam Toren Finally Able to Live By His Art» San Francisco Chronicle Written by Kenneth Baker December 11, 2013 Full review here Sitting in his small, bleak, unheated studio in the East London borough of Tower Hamlets, Amikam Toren explained the personal background to his paintings and cardboard box constructions in» «Of the Times» and Other Historic Works» — his first show in America — which opened recently at the Jessica Silverman Gallery in San Francisco....

Indeed, the surge of paper traces back several years to the advent of Minimalism, in which drawings and other documents routinely supported the production of sculptural objects made by studio assistants or small commercial fabricators.

Indeed, despite the beauty of some of their other regular vacation spots, including a small house and studio the couple built on Cape Cod, Hopper periodically sought inspiration in Vermont when he found himself unable to discover it elsewhere.

Humphries started out doing odd jobs for other artists while renting a small studio in SoHo.

She points to an early work in her studio from her student days, a man and seated woman vaguely reminiscent of Henry Moore, composed of small wedges affixed to each other.

To get to Lee Bontecou's studio, you take a train from New York, through Philadelphia, past rolling farmlands and small towns and the curious contradictions of the Pennsylvania landscape: the ominous white towers of Three Mile Island on one side, an Amish farmer plowing behind four sturdy horses on the other.

Guggenheim's lustrous pedigree was no doubt critical when Falkenstein moved back to California two years later, settling into a small beachside studio in the «other» Venice.

This work is part of a series the artists made in his studio, as small sketches or improvisations, which might lead to other sculptures or installations.

Other pieces are completed in the studio, using smaller oil and watercolor sketches as inspiration.

Dorothy was a New York librarian and Herb was a postal worker, and in the early»60s they began making small purchases at the studios of young artists, including Chuck Close, Robert Mangold, Richard Tuttle and others who would become textbook names.

She also spent time with other artist - organizers who share her interest in finding a balance between studio and community, and who are also navigating smaller «art cities» that operate outside the national spotlight.

Linen, cotton, abaca, pigments, water, and methyl cellulose: since 1976 a small, non-profit paper studio in New York City has empowered some of the most influential artists of the day to experiment with these and other papermaking materials.

Including site - specific installations of raw materials and works in progress transported directly from the artist's studio, MAD Process Lab presentations feature a small selection of finished artworks among larger displays of studio samples, photographic documentation, research materials, notes, ephemera, and other items that inform an artist's work.

Working together over a two - year period, Open Sessions artists participate in ongoing studio visits and discussions, punctuated by small group exhibitions at The Drawing Center, as well as other self - organized shows in New York and abroad.»