We Are is an initiative created by the ESA Foundation in partnership with Red Bull designed to connect women with diverse backgrounds in the video games industry, to educate on the impact of women in the community and the legacy they have achieved, and to inspire new voices and talent to contribute passionately to video games.
It’s that time of year again!
We returns to E3 for the third year in a row with an amazing lineup of unique panelists who will share their expertise and insights on working in the video game industry. A full schedule is posted below. It has also added activities and meetups to its offerings to provide increased engagement with the diverse community attending the year’s biggest video game event.
Although it might look easy from the outside, streaming can be a full-time job. Content creation in the gaming space requires more than a game, a camera, and a smile: it usually means sleepless nights, a full schedule, and self-starting multiple projects. The ESA Foundation’s We Are movement invited some of the most influential women in games-focused content to discuss their work, and to explain just how challenging it can be.
She’s the voice and face behind Iden Versio from Star Wars: Battlefront II and Tatai from Horizon Zero Dawn. Actress, musician, and producer Janina Gavankar sat down with IGN’s Sydnee Goodman to discuss her work in voice acting and motion capture, and addressed the challenges of bringing video game characters to life during We Are’s E3 panel.
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