Shrygue
October 5th, 2007, 18:19
via Games Industry (http://www.gamesindustry.biz/content_page.php?aid=29289)
The London Game Career Fair, to be held as part of the London Game Festival during the week of October 22, is nearing capacity.
Pre-registration is up 200 per cent from last year, with over half of those pre-registered attendees having already uploaded their CVs, and several colleges and universities are planning to bring students to the event.
Both American and British exhibitors will be present at the fair, with Blitz, THQ, LucasArts, NCsoft, EA, City University London, Team 17, Ubisoft, Rare, and Sega already confirmed.
The London Game Career Fair provides the opportunity for game industry professionals, recent graduates and individuals from related industries, such as computer graphics, animation and film, to speak with leading companies in the game industry about career opportunities.
Only a few booths are remaining for this year's fair, which is expected to break last year's attendance records that saw 700 people on the first day alone.
The career fair, jointly presented by GamesIndustry.biz and Gamasutra will be held on October 23 and October 24. More details are available from the official web site.
The London Game Career Fair, to be held as part of the London Game Festival during the week of October 22, is nearing capacity.
Pre-registration is up 200 per cent from last year, with over half of those pre-registered attendees having already uploaded their CVs, and several colleges and universities are planning to bring students to the event.
Both American and British exhibitors will be present at the fair, with Blitz, THQ, LucasArts, NCsoft, EA, City University London, Team 17, Ubisoft, Rare, and Sega already confirmed.
The London Game Career Fair provides the opportunity for game industry professionals, recent graduates and individuals from related industries, such as computer graphics, animation and film, to speak with leading companies in the game industry about career opportunities.
Only a few booths are remaining for this year's fair, which is expected to break last year's attendance records that saw 700 people on the first day alone.
The career fair, jointly presented by GamesIndustry.biz and Gamasutra will be held on October 23 and October 24. More details are available from the official web site.