Gameplanner Launch and Social

There are a dizzying array of in-person events, festivals and conferences a game creator can attend internationally. Gameplanner is a new resource intended to help indies plan their exhibition and networking strategy, based on in-person interviews and surveys from 50+ creators across the country. Jim Munroe from Game Arts International Network will be joined in conversation about event-planning approaches with three very different game event veterans: Paloma Dawkins (Palgal, Montreal), Robin Baumgarten (WobblyLabs, London), and Dan Posner (Finish Line Games, Toronto). Afterwards enjoy a social with snacks and drinks, mingle with the guest speakers and play Paloma's new game Songs of the Lost. THIS EVENT IS FREE!

• Featuring:
• Paloma Dawkins
• Wobbly Labs
• Finish Line Games

• Presented By:
• Game Arts International Network
• With support by
• Handeye Society

• Gameplanner was funded by:
• Ontario Creates
• Canada Media Fund

About Game Arts International Network

Founded by Jim Munroe, GAIN STAKEHOLDERS include game arts organizers and curators in Los Angeles, Montreal, Buenos Aires, Vancouver, Madrid, Ottawa, Austin, Seattle, Tel Aviv, Halifax, New York, Berlin, Melbourne, Portland, Reykjavík, Pittsburgh, London, Boston, Copenhagen, Cape Town and Toronto.

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About Hand Eye Society

The Hand Eye Society is a Toronto not-for-profit dedicated to supporting and showcasing videogames made primarily as a form of creative expression.

We provide audience development, education, creative opportunities, mentorship, knowledge sharing and inspiration to game creators, enthusiasts, and the game-curious in Toronto.

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