On Monday 10 October BAFTA, in partnership with Channel 4 Education, hosted simultaneous workshops (via Skype) in London and Accrington to support the BAFTA Young Game Designers competition.
Students from Hammersmith Academy, The Bridge Academy in Hackney, Accrington Academy, Salford City Academy and Manchester Academy gained an insight into how games are made from Jo Twist of Channel 4, Rob Davis of Playniac, Arthur Parsons of TT Games (makers of the LEGO Harry Potter games) and Jamie Cason of Miniclip.
They also presented their own game ideas back to the experts, and got some valuable tips on their entries to the BAFTA Young Game Designers competition.
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they are way under making those games those kids have more potential if you have an idea express it dont make a simple fucking ipod game make a game made for a major console
Great work…am sure the experts actually learn't a lot about their potential market from the youngsters 😉