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Michael Levall's Blog

My name is Michael Levall, I am a 23 year old student of Game Design at Blekinge Institute of Technology in Karlshamn, Sweden. I am currently the Creative Lead and UI Designer at a small indie studio named Dead Shark Triplepunch. On this blog I'm going to write about the lessons I have learned from my work on Epigenesis and my thoughts on Game Design.

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Effectiveness and Tripwires for new leaders  Featured Blogs
Posted by Michael Levall on Thu, 30 May 2013 02:39:00 EDT in Production, Indie
Soon to become a leader of your own team? Want to know the most common tripwires for new leaders? Read this post to understand how to make your team effective and how to avoid tripping during the initial months.
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The Creative and the Leader  Featured Blogs
Posted by Michael Levall on Sun, 19 May 2013 12:45:00 EDT in Production, Indie
In this post I discuss the differences of creative and project leadership in smaller game development teams. It is the first part in a series of reflections from my time in the Make Something Unreal Live competition.
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Comment In: Effectiveness and Tripwires for new leaders [Blog - 05/30/2013 - 02:39]

That sounds very interesting Glenn ...

That sounds very interesting Glenn I haven 't worked on any serious games myself, but I can see the value in creating games that train leadership skills. r n r nThe problem I often see with active listening is that it is hard to take lessons learned from training into ...

Comment In: The Creative and the Leader [Blog - 05/19/2013 - 12:45]

I honestly hope that 's ...

I honestly hope that 's the case r n r nAs a designer at heart, I don 't enjoy spending time creating clones of what others have made before me, even though that often is the safe road for companies looking to make profit of the market, and rightly so. ...

   

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