Presented by Keith Fuller
November 2nd11:15 - 12:15Room : Lachine-Lasalle
In March 2011, Keith Fuller conducted an industry-wide survey of production practices, inviting all manner of production staff to participate. A full analysis including follow-up with voluntarily non-anonymous participants is the focus of this session. He will provide a straightforward rundown of the results, but more importantly, will invite attendees to participate in discussing what the meta-results of the survey might be. What does the participation rate of the study indicate? Is there any correlation with the voluntary non-anonymity rate? What does it mean about industry practices in general that you have probably never heard of someone running a study like this?
Learning Objectives
- Which of the eight categories of studio production is most widely viewed as an area of success by the production personnel?
- How much do producers feel their studio’s success would improve if one particular aspect of production was improved as much as possible?
- What steps have studios taken to improve their production?
Keith is a consultant specializing in video game production, his goal being to help as many teams as possible ship their games on time, without overtime. After spending 13 years as a developer in the games industry he founded Fuller Game Production, allowing him to work with studios of all sizes to improve their production practices. Keith has contributed to more than a dozen AAA titles as a programmer, design manager, project lead, and producer for teams ranging in size from 7 to 70. As a certified Scrum master and PMP he’s a proponent of Agile development and is recogni zed as an expert in the field of project management. The people he’s worked with have distinguished Keith as “relentlessly positive”, “exceptionally proactive”, and “really, really good at describing himself in the third person.
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