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My role in Quality Assurance, or Game Testing, is important to ensure that games are launched without any bugs or mistakes that could impact gameplay. I take the designer’s concepts and make them into a playable game. Voice Actors ‘act’ out the lines for one or more characters within the game, providing them with personality and identity. As Marketing Manager, I am responsible for spotting commercial opportunities, growing audiences for the games. My job is to make individual games stand out from the crowd. I am working to protect our new game from being used unfairly by others. I am shaping the team to make sure staff work well together throughout the project. As a Character Modeler l use my knowledge of animation and 3D design, to model impressive characters and their movements within the game. I am creating buzz across social media to bring players to the game. As an Environment Designer my role is highly collaborative, so I work with the design team to create atmospheric locations, where the storyline can unfold. As a Video Editor, I cut and edit gameplay footage, to produce trailers and other visual material for a game, often used in promotion. As a Character Artist, my job is to design characters that will be playable within the game, while remaining true to the original vision. I am looking into our target market, making sure they will love the game we produce. I create the sounds needed to build an atmosphere within the game. I am working hard to develop storylines that link together all of the scenes within the game. I am taking a fine-toothed comb through the newly developed game, to make sure there are no mistakes. As a Game Engineer, I design software programs for computer games. I am responsible for creating the mechanics of the games which are coordinated with the story. In this technical role, I am responsible for identifying mistakes in game scripts and voice-overs. Such as spelling, grammar errors and mistranslations. I am setting out the budgets for the game project, making sure it will be profitable. I design the user interface of the game, to make the player experience as smooth as possible. I am thinking up new challenges that will keep players interested in the game. I am looking over the data from previous games, identifying what works and what doesn’t. As Director of Engineering, I oversee the engineering team, to shape the technical vision and drive the execution of the game functionality. As a Storyboard Artist, I help the rest of the team to visualise, pitch and develop a new game. A great Storyboard Artist can communicate plot lines using very little text. My role as an FX Artist is highly skilled. I use creativity and problem-solving skills to achieve amazing effects within the game. As Creative Director, it’s my responsibility to conceptualise and drive the creative vision whilst overseeing all aspects of projects. As a Producer, my role is to ensure a project runs on time and within budget, clearing the way for the game teams to do their work. As a Casting Director, my job is to find the right people to bring the game characters to life. I collaborate with the project team, to get a sense of the type of people they are looking for. I am busy designing the look and feel of the game. I am trying out the first draft of the gameplay to identify any improvements needed. I take the initial illustrations and create amazing animations, to add movement to the game. As a Game Designer, I am involved in the creation and vision of the game. My goal is to keep players always coming back for more, with exciting new content additions.