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Hannah Wood's Blog

As a producer with experience in both games and film, I strive continually to find new, efficient, fair, and fun production methods. As a senior focusing on Interactive Design and Game Development at Savannah College of Art and Design, I strive to encourage and support other aspiring developers. I am currently producing two puzzle/platformers (PC and Xbox), as well several films.  

 

Contact Hannah at:

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Member Blogs

Men vs. Women in Game Production Roles  Featured Blogs
Posted by Hannah Wood on Mon, 05 Nov 2012 02:29:00 EST in Production
Gender disparity in business and the games industry has created a long-standing discussion. This article will discuss the virtues of male and female producers, and will include lessons for both.
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Gamifying the Games Industry  Featured Blogs
Posted by Hannah Wood on Fri, 12 Oct 2012 03:58:00 EDT in Production
In the games industry, we developers strive to create fun but often lose it for ourselves. This article discusses gamification within the working environment as a way to increase morale, productivity, and fun in the studio.
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Hannah Wood's Comments

Comment In: Gamifying the Games Industry [Blog - 10/12/2012 - 03:58]

You make a good point. ...

You make a good point. I would agree that any such reward system should indeed be approached carefully. The system Sira used worked as it lasted only for the duration of the project, and the team knew it would end once the production cycle ended. I would say that for ...

Comment In: Middle East's Game Industry Creates Islam-Centric Game Ratings [News - 11/30/2010 - 10:30]

I really hoped I wouldn't ...

I really hoped I wouldn't see comments like this for this article.

   

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