Creative Careers and Job Advice
Women In Games: Getting Real
When I started as a student at USV 18 years ago the student population was 15% female. I heard recently that it is 20% female now. If you were to
October 5, 2017
When I started as a student at USV 18 years ago the student population was 15% female. I heard recently that it is 20% female now. If you were to
When Vitaly Golomb went to USV, he was already an experienced entrepreneur, running a print shop that he eventually built into a software-based service. He now speaks about entrepreneurial activities
Recently, OnlineEducation.com interviewed six exceptional professionals in the video game industry. They share their unique career trajectories; impressions of the industry demographics; and advice for women seeking careers in this
Will a chatbot anticipate your every need? Will new virtual reality systems change how business gets done? And what about machines that can help creatives churn out a documentary in
Tamryn Spruill explains how working with other creative minds keeps the artistic fires burning. In addition to teaching at USV, Tamryn is a contributing writer/editor at Golden State of Mind
Success or failure for someone looking to break into the gaming industry as an animator or game designer really boils down to three critical ingredients: people, polish, and reality. Each
Brett Berhoff is an entrepreneur and influencer. He is sought after by corporations and individuals for his innovative thought leadership and strategic expertise. After a recent visit, he commented, “USV
Do you want to publish a book? For many, the question is more daunting than the writing itself. Take experienced authors Dave Eggers, A. Van Jordan, Gish Jen and Chris
Last year, I donated my 17-year-old Toyota to charity. Did it die? Refuse to start? Belch smoke on the I-880? Not exactly. “Herbert” was still running – but he was
These days when teenagers are capable of learning autonomously and producing outstanding results individually, one might wonder just how important collaboration and teamwork really are in the creative industry. Why