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A creative writing forum on a games retailers website seems like a good place to put this...
I'd apply if it wasn't in-house - there ain't no way I'm moving to Nottingham
Scriptwriter Wanted - Computer Games
Posted:29/06/2005 Deadline: 31/07/2005
Free Radical Design are seeking a talented scriptwriter to work full-time, in-house, who will be responsible for sharpening the storylines and in-game text
Free Radical Design is an award winning games developer, authors of the recent console hits TimeSplitters: Future Perfect and Second Sight. They have recently embarked upon two new next-generation console projects, and are seeking a talented scriptwriter to work full-time, in-house, who will be responsible for sharpening the storylines and in-game text for both projects.
The ideal candidate will be:
- Passionate and knowledgeable about a range of videogames.
- Appreciative of the fundamental differences between writing story scripts for film/TV and non-linear, interactive computer games.
- An enthusiastic and flexible team-worker, willing to work within the structure and constraints of a continually evolving game design.
- A strong communicator
- Able to compose engaging story scenarios and dialogue that will appeal to a varied audience of adults and teenagers.
Contact: Please send a CV and covering letter, with one or two pages of sample film script work to [email protected] or the Personnel Dept, Free Radical Design, Unit 1 Interchange 25, Bostocks Lane, Sandiacre, Nottingham NG10 5QG.
Email: [email protected]
I'd apply if it wasn't in-house - there ain't no way I'm moving to Nottingham
Scriptwriter Wanted - Computer Games
Posted:29/06/2005 Deadline: 31/07/2005
Free Radical Design are seeking a talented scriptwriter to work full-time, in-house, who will be responsible for sharpening the storylines and in-game text
Free Radical Design is an award winning games developer, authors of the recent console hits TimeSplitters: Future Perfect and Second Sight. They have recently embarked upon two new next-generation console projects, and are seeking a talented scriptwriter to work full-time, in-house, who will be responsible for sharpening the storylines and in-game text for both projects.
The ideal candidate will be:
- Passionate and knowledgeable about a range of videogames.
- Appreciative of the fundamental differences between writing story scripts for film/TV and non-linear, interactive computer games.
- An enthusiastic and flexible team-worker, willing to work within the structure and constraints of a continually evolving game design.
- A strong communicator
- Able to compose engaging story scenarios and dialogue that will appeal to a varied audience of adults and teenagers.
Contact: Please send a CV and covering letter, with one or two pages of sample film script work to [email protected] or the Personnel Dept, Free Radical Design, Unit 1 Interchange 25, Bostocks Lane, Sandiacre, Nottingham NG10 5QG.
Email: [email protected]
A creative writing forum on a games retailers website seems like a good place to put this...
I'd apply if it wasn't in-house - there ain't no way I'm moving to Nottingham
Scriptwriter Wanted - Computer Games
Posted:29/06/2005 Deadline: 31/07/2005
Free Radical Design are seeking a talented scriptwriter to work full-time, in-house, who will be responsible for sharpening the storylines and in-game text
Free Radical Design is an award winning games developer, authors of the recent console hits TimeSplitters: Future Perfect and Second Sight. They have recently embarked upon two new next-generation console projects, and are seeking a talented scriptwriter to work full-time, in-house, who will be responsible for sharpening the storylines and in-game text for both projects.
The ideal candidate will be:
- Passionate and knowledgeable about a range of videogames.
- Appreciative of the fundamental differences between writing story scripts for film/TV and non-linear, interactive computer games.
- An enthusiastic and flexible team-worker, willing to work within the structure and constraints of a continually evolving game design.
- A strong communicator
- Able to compose engaging story scenarios and dialogue that will appeal to a varied audience of adults and teenagers.
Contact: Please send a CV and covering letter, with one or two pages of sample film script work to [email protected] or the Personnel Dept, Free Radical Design, Unit 1 Interchange 25, Bostocks Lane, Sandiacre, Nottingham NG10 5QG.
Email: [email protected]
I'd apply if it wasn't in-house - there ain't no way I'm moving to Nottingham
Scriptwriter Wanted - Computer Games
Posted:29/06/2005 Deadline: 31/07/2005
Free Radical Design are seeking a talented scriptwriter to work full-time, in-house, who will be responsible for sharpening the storylines and in-game text
Free Radical Design is an award winning games developer, authors of the recent console hits TimeSplitters: Future Perfect and Second Sight. They have recently embarked upon two new next-generation console projects, and are seeking a talented scriptwriter to work full-time, in-house, who will be responsible for sharpening the storylines and in-game text for both projects.
The ideal candidate will be:
- Passionate and knowledgeable about a range of videogames.
- Appreciative of the fundamental differences between writing story scripts for film/TV and non-linear, interactive computer games.
- An enthusiastic and flexible team-worker, willing to work within the structure and constraints of a continually evolving game design.
- A strong communicator
- Able to compose engaging story scenarios and dialogue that will appeal to a varied audience of adults and teenagers.
Contact: Please send a CV and covering letter, with one or two pages of sample film script work to [email protected] or the Personnel Dept, Free Radical Design, Unit 1 Interchange 25, Bostocks Lane, Sandiacre, Nottingham NG10 5QG.
Email: [email protected]
I live in Nottingham.
I think Cooky (occasionally spotted in the Nintendo forum) is a games developer there.
I'd say go for it if you really want it.
I think Cooky (occasionally spotted in the Nintendo forum) is a games developer there.
I'd say go for it if you really want it.
That would be one nerdy job.
How would you ever get laid?
How would you ever get laid?
i think it would be a quality job, they would obviusly tell u what game they are making, the story would be easy then.
Aha.
I'd make sure to add in stuff like:
"OH NOES!1!!1!!!"
"You just got pwned, X."
I'd make sure to add in stuff like:
"OH NOES!1!!1!!!"
"You just got pwned, X."
Aw man that would be the perfect job for me. If only I was four years older. :(
Asher wrote:
> That would be one nerdy job.
>
> How would you ever get laid?
Geek-women.
> That would be one nerdy job.
>
> How would you ever get laid?
Geek-women.
Ahem. One can procure certain items of a more plastic nature than a woman... and one would not be the first geek to have done so.
Wouldn't do the washing up very well though :-|
Wouldn't do the washing up very well though :-|
Alfonse wrote:
> Aw man that would be the perfect job for me. If only I was four years
> older. :(
And had talent :' {
> Aw man that would be the perfect job for me. If only I was four years
> older. :(
And had talent :' {