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IGDA Los Angeles Chapter Reboot Tonight
by Luis Levy on 01/14/10 02:42:00 pm Expert Blogs

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Posted 01/14/10 02:42:00 pm

Hello guys & gals,

I just wanted to quickly remind everyone that reads Gamasutra -- and happens to be LA-based -- that we'll have our first meeting of the L.A. Chapter TONIGHT.

Reboot

Yep, you read it right: IGDA Los Angeles is getting awesomely rebooted. And everyone is welcome -- even if you don't happen to be an IGDA member at this very instant :)

TOPIC "Beyond Facebook and the iPhone: The Future of Casual Game Development"

Panelists:

Quinn Dunki - Founder, One Girl One Laptop Productions
Zack Ford - Co-Founder & CTO, Zero G Games
Christopher Ulm - CEO, Appy Entertainment
Cynthia Woll - Founder & CEO, Cul de Sac Studios

Location & date:

Thursday, Jan. 14

6:30 p.m.

Rich Media Institute

525 Venezia Ave

Venice, CA 90291 US

Please RSVP at

http://www.evite.com/pages/invite/viewInvite.jsp?inviteId=OTWGODWIJGBQNZWYQZER

See you there!

Comments


Borut Pfeifer	14 Jan 2010 at 1:12 pm PST

Why the early start time? Most developers I know in LA often don't leave work till at least 7 (because of traffic, because they have a lot to do, or because their work day is 10-7). Someone coming from a developer in the valley might have to leave work at 5:30 to make sure they make it, which isn't necessarily feasible. 8 would probably be a more reasonable start if you want to make sure as many people can come as possible.


Luis Levy	14 Jan 2010 at 1:57 pm PST

	6:30 to 7-ish : networking The discussion itself starts at 7:30. It should be enough time to get there :)
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Ron Alpert	14 Jan 2010 at 2:29 pm PST

	I think that is supposed to say Venice, CA :)
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Luis Levy	14 Jan 2010 at 2:35 pm PST

	Yep, my co-worker just alerted me. Fixed!
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Glenn Storm	14 Jan 2010 at 6:30 pm PST

	Luis, I appreciate this effort. I think it's great. Unfortunately, I am seeing this a little too late to make it tonight. I look forward to seeing what happened this meeting and the schedule for future meetings.
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