Story Telling & Games Conference 2011 - The Videos

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It's clear now: The videos are going to be released for free, courtesy of Storybricks. (they have a kickstarter up for an interesting piece of software, check it out and see if its something any of you would like)

First one up was Hal Barwood of Fate Of Atlantis fame:


Second was Stephane Bura, of the aforementioned Storybricks, though by no means a contentless talk. (had to post a link, only one vid per post.)

Next up, should be on monday, James Wallis, of The Extraordinary Adventures of Baron von Münchausen fame! (of which Im actually doing a radio play soon)


PS: PLEASE keep the talk about kickstarter and various stuff to a minimum, or better yet, Ill do a separate thread for that.

PPS: Yes, I recorded these videos.

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Next: James Wallis on From Acorns: Are Interactive Stories Built Or Grown?



Coming next week: Margaret Thompson from Hide&Seek.

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Next: Margaret Thompson on Tiny Huge Island: Why Keeping Your Stories Small Is Big News For Your Players



Coming next week: Alexis Kennedy from Failbetter Games

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Thanks very much for posting these!

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Next: Alexis Kennedy on War Stories: What We Learnt About Building Complex Narrative With Basically No Resources



Next up: Richard Dansky from Ubisoft's Tom Clancy series.

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Today: Richard Dansky on Getting Narrative From Story-Unfriendly Mechanics



Tomorrow: Lee Sheldon on The Incredible Shrinking Game

PS: sorry for the delay, I was sidetracked by wonderful weather here in Vienna. And Perpetuum Online.