IASIG Links of Interest
(not an endorsement)
Industry Groups & Resources
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www.igda.org The International Game Developers Association (IGDA) is the largest non-profit membership organization serving individuals that create video games. The IGDA advances the careers and enhance the lives of game developers by connecting members with their peers, promoting professional development, and advocating on issues that affect the developer community. |
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www.audiogang.org The Game Audio Network Guild (G.A.N.G.) is a non-profit organization established to educate the masses about interactive audio by providing information, instruction, resources, guidance, and enlightenment not only to its members, but to content providers and listeners. |
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www.projectbarbq.com Project Bar-B-Q is an annual conference designed to influence music hardware and software over the next five years. Three to five groups—each consisting of hardware developers, software developers, audio engineers, composers, and technology executives—spend two days of facilitated brainstorming to formulate solutions to the industry's most important problems. The result is the annual BBQ Report. |
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www.sonify.org Sonify.org provided news and information on web, portable, and wireless audio until about May 2007. The site is no longer updated, but still contains relevant and historical information. |
Education"The Game Audio Tutorial" "Discover, Learn, and Play" Audio Institute of America offers a world-wide distance-learning course for recording engineers and music producers. Vancouver Film School offers a one year program in Sound Design for Visual Media, including a "Game Audio" stream. Conservatory of Recording Arts and Sciences includes sound recording for video games in their "CRAS Master Recording Program II" curriculum. |
