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Maybe an ex-THQ employee hitting the streets? With increasing market pressure, downward sales and pervasive aversion to risk by publishers, those days are long over unless you are one of a very select group of incredibly successful independent developers. Are you a videogame developer heading out on your own?
Clients include Home Depot, Sony Electronics, THQ, Virgin Mobile, Levis and Fox.@severshed Rachael concentrates on digital entertainment, content distribution, financing, licensing, sale, acquisition, and development. severshed @BigFrameCo. Sarah Malkin, Maker Studios. Director of Programming for the YouTube-funded channel MomsView.
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