Maybe you want to make good money in a creative field, or maybe you want to make a job out of your favourite pass time. Whatever the reason may be, you’re considering a job in the video game industry. Whether you want to work on the next AAA title, or become the next

Say you own a house, and you finally have the money to renovate. You have big dreams for the final product, but before you get there, you need to get it built. You could go the DIY route, buy all the books, watch all the youtube videos, and take all the trips to

Life isn’t easy for independent game studios. The competition is tough, the work is tougher and the budgets are tighter than Spiderman’s spandex. Even if you do manage to get your game ready to ship, there won’t be much money left over for essential stuff like ‘marketing’ and ‘publicity’. The options are simple;

We are excited to announce that our Rokoko suit has arrived. We will now be able to pre-vis our projects and to show internal and external stakeholders our intentions in scenes, etc.

Our science fiction dreams are one step closer to reality with todays announcement. Epic Games launched a sneak peek at its newest Unreal Engine creation tool that promises to cut down on the time needed to create realistic-looking digital humans.

For the longest time I have seen motion capture as only attainable by large budget productions with $100 million dollar budgets. Motion capture is now almost ubiquitous in game development, with nearly every big-budget 3D action title making use of real actors.