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AIC Time and the CINEMA Bill
by Alan "Flapman" Morgan on Jan.19, 2012, under Dev Journal
It was another great week of learning and networking. This week, I attended the Professional Advisory Committee (PAC) meeting at the Art Institute of Colorado (AIC). The PAC consults and provides feedback to the Art Institute (and vice versa) about industry trends and ideas on how to improve curriculum and student participation/growth within the industry [...]
Networking at Meetups and more!
by Alan "Flapman" Morgan on Jan.12, 2012, under Dev Journal, Funding
This has been another great week for networking, an important part of the process for building a game and virtual project such as Planet Postmoderna. It is an important process to building a business, period! Many people that develop games (and businesses) and players alike, forget how important networking is. You need to get out [...]
Interviewing artists
by Alan "Flapman" Morgan on Jan.05, 2012, under Dev Journal, Planet Development
The work never ends. In addition to continued networking and trying to meet with — and email — people to help me find investors, I continue to talk to potential artists and recruit for the TEAM. Today alone, I met with two new people. One is a potential level designer and the other, a 3D [...]
The Planet Postmoderna Pitch
by Alan "Flapman" Morgan on Jan.02, 2012, under Dev Journal, Funding, Planet Development
The Postmoderna Pitch? I speant most of today working on new slides for my investor presentation. I also worked on fine-tuning my pitch. I think the part I am missing is the problem this world/game solves and how? Or is this something not fitting. Let me know what you think. Planet Postmoderna is a virtual [...]
Learning Equity
by Alan "Flapman" Morgan on Dec.19, 2011, under Dev Journal, Learn, Planet Development
“Learning Equity” is one thing I am getting from reading The Lean Startup by Eric Ries. I am investing in myself and learning additional ways to approach the development of Planet Postmoderna. As Eric shares in his book, many startups (and businesses in general) miss learning and a key step in building or managing their [...]
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