ARE YOU TRYING TO MAKE A GAME?

So which one are you - the artist, the programmer or the musician? Huh? which one, which one? You've been trying to make it on your own, but you're not sure what to do. Or you've been working with a team, and every time you get your part done, your dumb friends can't finish their part! Ya know, we get resumes from people all over the world who are only half as cool as you are, so why haven't you sent us yours yet?

Send us your resume and tell us why we can't live without you!
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In the subject line of your email, specify your MAIN SKILL.
Examples:
If you are an Artist, your subject line should be "Artist"
If you are a Programmer, your subject line should be "Programmer"
If you are a Musician, your subject line should be "Musician"

If you are multi-talented (an Artist and a Programmer), please pick your single greatest strength and title your email accordingly. While experience in many fields is extremely valuable, a "jack of all trades" is less valuable than an individual who knows their strengths and weaknesses and can identify their specialty.

A word of advice:
You should always provide a link to your online portfolio, featuring screenshots, example code, mp3's - whatever files are appropriate to your profession. Your resume featuring examples of your work experience and references should also be available on your website. If you don't have an online portfolio yet, you should make one first before sending your resume to gaming companies. Gaming companies get tons of resumes and need an easy way to check out your work.

If you don't have very much experience yet, that's ok. Don't be intimidated. Just put together an online portfolio of what you've done so far, and let it grow from there. You can always send new resumes as your experience grows.

Good luck!

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