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Free Level Designer

by Dustin Chambers · in Jobs · 01/15/2007 (5:03 pm) · 6 replies

I'm looking for work as a Level Designer. I have an Associates Degree in video game design. While in school I used the Torque Game Engine to build the levels. I'm willing to work for free just to get some experince in the game industry. I have alot of original ideas and I love making levels. I have a site that you can go to and see screen shots of work that I've done if you're interested. If you would like to talk about having me help you out feel free to contact me. Although I don't require money to help out, I would like to have my name put into the credits so that I can use the project as a reference. If you're interested I look forward to hearing from you and possibly working with you in the future.

Here is the site for my screen shots:

www.myspace.com/wikedcreations

There are two slide shows that you can look at and see my screenshots.
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Torque Owner Michael Finley
#1
01/15/2007 (6:31 pm)
Wow Im goin to school at Devry and I wanna be a level designer. I just bought the Torque Engine and trying to figure it out. Anyways just wanted to ask you if you had any good tips on becoming a level designer and good luck on your success.

Torque 3D Owner Jonathon Stevens
#2
01/15/2007 (6:56 pm)
You can contact Last Straw Productions at jonathon@last-straw-games.com. We are always looking for interns in the art department!


Torque Owner Alan James
Really Really Good Things Studio
#3
01/15/2007 (7:13 pm)
Probably would be useful to upload your pictures to somewhere that doesn't require registration to see them. (unless I'm missing something on your myspace link). Not registered with myspace and don't really intend to do so. Like to see your work though.

Dustin Chambers
#4
01/15/2007 (10:06 pm)
Due to recent problems that have been brought to my attention, I have added a couple of slide shows to the myspace site so that you can see the pictures without joining myspace.

Michael: The best advice I can give is to not take anything personal. It's business and that's a big part of what comes with it.

Torque Owner Chris Labombard
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#5
01/16/2007 (9:23 am)
I sent you an email last night Dustin, to the email address in your profile. Just want to make sure it didn't hit your junkmail or something. Address I sent it from was chris [at} spunkygames [dot} com

Torque Owner Michael Finley
#6
01/16/2007 (5:33 pm)
Thank you very much for the advice. I know there will be ups and downs and I will be frustrated beyond belief. Thanks to people in these forums for answering my questions (Even though they are probably very simple answers) it has been a lot less frustrating so far.