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Common Methodologies for Lead Artists Common Methodologies for Lead Artists

Back in the early 90s, the game industry could get away with not having clearly defined roles. Game development was a giddy new discovery and we loved the "seat-of-our-pants" style of production. Nowadays it is serious and competitive business. Larger teams and bigger budgets demand more structure. If managers are going to be able to effectively do their jobs, lead artists may need to adopt common definitions and methodologies.

Dec 4, 2000

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Planning and Directing Motion Capture for Games

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Using Project Home Pages to Manage the Game Development Process

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Deer Hunter's Three Month Development Cycle

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byGordon Walton

Why Johnny Can't Ship

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Conducting In-house Play Testing

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byJeanne Collins

Recovery Mode: Taking Control of an Out-of-Control Project

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