RECRUITMENT Ins and Outs: Industry hires and moves 1 3
worked in the sphere since 2011 when she started her career at Lionhead Studios as a user interface artist on the Fable titles. Outside of metal and drawing animal illustrations. (Not the one from aware, but you never know with their shared love of rock.)
6 ALIX TAYLOR-SEARLE is now a producer at Auroch the BFI, the BBC, as well as working with other independent houses.
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1 CHRIS SPEARING has started a new role as chief Companion Group, a studio that specialises in live
multiplayer game development, games as a service, and other tech-based backend services for the games industry. He’s worked in the video game industry for over 20 years, and has held executive roles at Sony, PDP and Logitech.
2 KRASIMIR NECHEVSKI is now at Gunzilla Games, where he’ll serve as animation director on their upcoming battle royale to them from Unity, where he that received millions of views.
3 SOPHIE BENEFER as a senior writer. She describes herself as a ‘mezzo soprano cat-crazy
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before making her move into video games. Sophie is also a Women in Games ambassador
4 JAMI SALATI is now over at Sumo Leamington, where he’ll be working as a level designer. He’s been in the games industry for over six years working on all sorts of titles, but most recently worked as a combat designer on the strategy game Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope, making him lucky enough to have worked on both the Mario and Rayman franchises at the same time.
5 Atomhawk has taken on JENNY BREWER as a senior experience is something Jenny deeply cares about, and she’s
7 Bandai Namco Europe has appointed ANTHONY MACARÉ as the chief
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publisher has said that his appointment to the executive management team will reinforce its go-to-market strategy and maximise its been with the company since
8 HERVÉ HOERDT has Europe, and is now its has said that his appointment highlights its continued focus on content creation and publishing and deepening in 2009 as its sales and marketing director for France, and last worked for them as recently as 2019.
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