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Book Review: Video Game Storytelling: What Every Developer Needs to Know about Narrative Techniques by Evan Skolnick

Book Review: Video Game Storytelling: What Every Developer Needs to Know about Narrative Techniques by Evan Skolnick * A portion of each sale from Amazon.com directly supports our blogs ** This book may be available from your local library. Check it out!  At first glance, an outsider to the world of video games might see little relation between a major motion picture and a video games. They seem to be different genres, different worlds, even when movies crossover to become games and games crossover and are developed into movies -- often badly. The action, the interactivity, the immersion of video games can make their stories seem unlike a standard narrative program. Surely, due to the player’s control of characters, video games can’t be written in the same way as a television script. While that might be true in some regards, when you go deeper into the creation of story that drives the final narrative, there are more similarities between writing for film and video games than y

Video: Smartphones, Technology and Your Career with Douglas E. Welch (70 min)

Douglas E. Welch presents "Smartphones, Technology and Your Career" to GLAPros in Canoga Park, CA on March 12, 2015. Apps mentioned in this presentation: Waze Apple Maps Google Maps Apple Calendar Google Calendar Waterlogue Toonpaint Apple Reminders Google Search/Google Now Apple Clock Evernote Google Docs Google Slides Google Sheets Google Translate Kindle Reader Feedly Zinio Overdrive Flipboard Apple Podcasts YouTube Apple Weather Wundermap Forecast.io Weather Radio Apple Health MyPlate Moves RunKeeper Breeze   Circle Career-Op on Google+ Like Career-Op on Facebook