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Glenn Storm, a.k.a. "SuperApe"
I collaborate to develop experiences that tell a memorable story.
My professional experiences range from about a decade as Character/EFX Animator in the feature animation industry to more than six years as Game Designer in the game industry. Published game titles include "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" and "Sonic The Hedgehog" for the LeapFrog Didj handheld console. As Game Designer at the ICT, I worked on projects ranging from non-linear authoring tool design to design lead on large-scale virtual reality story-based adventures. (Roundtable, Bravemind, STRIVE)
Other experience involves decades of computer, table top and "acoustic" game design, game modding in the Unreal Engine and mapping for several other game engines, Flash games, HTML5 game engine development, Unity game development and game design consultation.
Personal projects range from game development, to A.I., to Experience Theory, to story. You are invited to visit my personal website through this link.
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Member Blogs
Foot In Door : Narrative Designer  |
| Posted by Glenn Storm on Wed, 26 Oct 2011 09:01:00 EDT in
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| Unsolicited advice to win the interview and get the job. This post opens the discussion to Gamasutra and focuses on a Narrative Designer position. |
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Sentiology. |
| Posted by Glenn Storm on Thu, 21 Jan 2010 09:15:00 EST in
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| This presentation of one designer's notes on the study of experience concludes. |
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Beyond the Magic Circle |
| Posted by Glenn Storm on Tue, 19 Jan 2010 09:15:00 EST in
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| In what ways do The Magic Circle and real life interrelate within the system of Experience? |
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Immersion and Persistence |
| Posted by Glenn Storm on Fri, 15 Jan 2010 09:15:00 EST in
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| Can two related ludic concepts be understood further via the Lens of the System of Experience? |
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Competency, Autonomy and Relatedness |
| Posted by Glenn Storm on Thu, 14 Jan 2010 09:15:00 EST in
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| Is the concept of basic needs from Self-Determination Theory consistent with Experience as asserted? |
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Variation, Chance and Randomness |
| Posted by Glenn Storm on Tue, 12 Jan 2010 09:15:00 EST in
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| Can the Lens of the System of Experience reveal distinctions between types of Variation? |
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Glenn Storm's Comments
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Comment In: Cast Away [Blog - 05/15/2013 - 08:00]
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I guess my thought then ... I guess my thought then is, try not to take this situation personally, particularly if it isn 't even human on the other side. And you 're right to point out the talent pool saturation, and the need for feedback. r n r nAs a thought experiment, useful feedback from ... |
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Comment In: Black Annex: A QBasic game for the 21st century [News - 04/15/2013 - 02:34]
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QBasic is awesome, this is ... QBasic is awesome, this is great Using a known language read: old skool to learn systems, processes and to experiment is a great way to focus on what you want to learn with less chance of getting distracted or thrown off course. This game looks great |
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Comment In: New, significant layoffs hit Electronic Arts [News - 04/11/2013 - 01:42]
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Best of luck to all ... Best of luck to all those affected. |
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Comment In: 5 tips for making successful kids' games in 2013 [News - 04/11/2013 - 04:33]
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Truth. I was helping teach ... Truth. I was helping teach drawing in my daughter 's class yesterday, showing characters with square heads, among other shapes, and was surprised to hear, That looks like Minecraft , coming from a 1st grader. Community legos for a new generation, it seems. for both boys and girls, btw |
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Comment In: The Designer's Notebook: Three Problems for Interactive Storytellers, Resolved [Feature - 04/08/2013 - 04:00]
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'Always enjoy your great contributions ... 'Always enjoy your great contributions to the medium, both theory and practical guides, Ernest. Thank you for this well-written summary article, and congrats on your PhD. |
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