
GlitchCon 2018 | Digital Games Festival
Event Information
Description
GlitchCon is an arts and cultural festival that brings together makers, doers, and thinkers in digital games. Embracing the inquisitive and innovative, GlitchCon sparks inspiration through interdisciplinary talks, curious exhibits, and playful spaces.
Schedule:
11:30am | Doors Open + Lunch Served
12pm - 1pm | Keynote with Freya Holmer (Founder of Neat Corp, the studio behind Budget Cuts, and Creator of Shader Forge)
1pm - 5pm | Breakout Sessions & Panels
5pm - 6pm | Happy Hour
6pm - 7pm | Closing Ceremony
Explore the full list of speakers and sessions at https://www.glitchcon.mn/.
Don’t miss Minnecade, the official GlitchCon launch party, on Monday night! Full list of games featured at Minnecade at www.glitchcon.mn/minnecade.
Who Should Attend:
Digital games are a multidisciplinary medium that thrive with individuals from all backgrounds. Everyone interested in exploring digital games is encouraged to attend! GlitchCon attendees include:
- Game designers
- Artists
- Producers
- Musicians
- Content Creators
- Programmers
- Entrepreneurs
- Creative Technologists +more!
What to Expect:
Panels & sessions that explore the art, business, design, and technology of digital games Cross-industry speakers with a range of backgrounds and experiences, from independent game studios and freelancers to large consumer and B2B companies Select Screen Exhibit, a curated arcade of games that embody this year’s theme of “Intergalactic” A dedicated quiet space to co-work or recharge Complimentary catered lunch, as well as coffee all day A happy hour with complimentary snacks and a cash bar equipped with soda, juice, and alcoholic beverages Opportunities to connect with a community passionate about games
GlitchCon is organized by GLITCH, an independent game label home to the off-beat, debut, and experimental that empowers game makers through community-driven programs. For more information, visit www.glitch.mn.
Presented by GLITCH and made possible in partnership with Rewire.org, Twin Cities PBS, and the Knight Foundation.