Game Music and Sound Design Conference
GameSoundCon 2024
October 29-30
Burbank Convention Center
Burbank, CA & Online
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Speak at GameSoundCon 2024
Submissions are open
Submissions close May 17, 2024
We use EasyChair for GameSoundCon talk submissions
We accept submissions on any topic directly related to game/interactive audio, from the compositional process and sound design to business and legal issues. Talks may be 25 or 50 minutes. Panel sessions may also be submitted; panel submissions should include tentative panelist names and added as 'additional speakers' during the submission process. Panel sessions should comprise a diverse set of panelists.
NOTE: although the easychair session submission form mentions a "pdf upload" that is NOT required.
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Submissions may be made for any topic in game audio including
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Game Music
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Game Sound Design
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Game Audio Business/Career
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Game Audio Research & Technology
Technical, industry and/or academic research in interactive audio technologies, including VR/AR
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Game Audio Studies
Academic research on game music and sound design; Ludomusicology, etc
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Dialogue and Performance
Sessions dedicated to game dialogue techniques, process, talent, technology and implementation​
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Game Audio Education
Talks or sessions on game audio education, at the post-secondary level
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Submission deadline: May 17, 2024
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If your studio is thinking about multiple submissions, talk to us about arranging a "Studio Deep Dive," a coordinated set of talks covering multiple disciplines from the same title. Put "Studio Deep Dive" in your submission.
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Note: although GameSoundCon is Hybrid, we are unable to accommodate remote speakers.
Before you submit, please have the following information ready:
1) Title of your talk
2) Preferred duration (25 or 50 minute)
3) Track (Music, Sound Design, Dialogue, Business/Career, Game Audio Studies, Research/Technology, VR, Education)
4) 3 keywords for your talk
5) A 2-3 paragraph abstract of your proposed talk
6) A description of the audience takeaway-- what will attendees gain from attending this talk?
7) A 1 paragraph bio. Include any prior speaking experience (GDC, AES, etc.)
If submitting a panel session, please add each panelist as a 'speaker' when submitting.
Please include bio on the same document as your submission.
Before submitting, you may also want to read the "How to make a new submission" instructions