Get ahead talks for games industry professionals
Community Manager's Summit (London)
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Bee Wakefield - Keeping the heart and soul of a community -
Jonti Sparrow - Harnessing the power of niche influencers -
Pip Hoskins - How No More Robots gathers and grows communities -
Twitter UK - Gamers on Twitter -
Dr Alison Lamont - Research into the online abuse gamers direct at developers
Guildford
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Pete Daukintis - So... mixed reality, huh? -
Byron Atkinson Jones - Finding the fun in fractals -
Jodie Azhar - Why diversity should matter to you -
Shahid Ahmad Kamal - Shahid on "things"
Bournemouth
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Tom Hatfield - How to write for an invisible sky god -
Josh West - How to make a journalist care about your videogame -
Anna Hollinrake - The Creative Process, Burnout and Mental Health -
Steve Malpass - Interview
Guildford
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Oscar Clark - AAA games are dead... long live mobile (or is it the other way round?) -
Danny Wadeson - Managing Hype -
Phil Elliott - Pitching to Publishers -
Jessica Saunders - From AAA to Indie, career interview
London
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Lottie Bevan - Porting Fallen London to mobile -
Kirsty Endfield - Maximising PR & Navigating Media, Community & Talent Within eSports -
Phoenix Perry - How machine learning can be used in designing games
Brighton
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I had such a wonderful time listening to talks, speaking and meeting awesome game devs at @rocketjumpevent tonight. Thanks for having me!
— Anna Hollinrake⛅ (@AnnaHollinrake) October 10, 2016 -
Had a fantastic evening at @rocketjumpevent. Always a great crowd!!
— Katherine Ross (@katherineross92) October 10, 2016 -
Great time in #Bournemouth with @rocketjumpevent showing @Robocraftgame and hearing some great talks. Looking forward to the next! #gamedev
— Phil Davidson (@Phil_Awesome_D) October 11, 2016 -
Thank You, @rocketjumpevent - had a great time! Won't forget it. :) @TheAlbionGirl @stevemalpass & Mr Sam :P #TheLions #LionheadStudios <3 pic.twitter.com/ybDJB6L22l
— Liana Copland 🌱✖💚 (@pawncrackers) October 10, 2016 -
Very honest talk from @AnnaHollinrake creativity + burnout @rocketjumpevent pic.twitter.com/1h3ZMlIziq
— Retro Rich (@rich_lloyd) October 10, 2016
News & Updates
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We asked ourselves, "how can we squeeze even more awesome community management knowledge sharing into the schedule?", the answer we came up with was a panel discussion with our amazing speakers and …
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In addition to our fantastic speaker line up and the chance to hang out with other enthusiastic community management folks, we're excited to announce that following the Community Managers' Summit, we …
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Last but by no means least, our final speaker to announce is Bee Wakefield, community manager for Oddworld.
Keeping the heart and soul of a community
Managing a long standing, established …
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Our next speaker announcement is Alison Lamont from Roehampton University who has been doing some research into a very familiar topic for our audience, online abuse from gamers.
Research into the …
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Next up on the Community Managers' Summit roster is Jonti Sparrow, a Youtuber sharing advice on connecting with niche influencers.
Harnessing The Power Of Niche Influencers
When releasing a …
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We're delighted to reveal our next speaker at the Community Managers' Summit on 3rd December is Pip Hoskins from indie publisher, No More Robots.
How No More Robots gathers and grows communities, …
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Why?
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