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Slamdance Indie Game Competition Solicits Entries

The organizers of Slamdance, one of the "alternative" independent film festivals in Park City, Utah alongside the more well known Sundance festival, have sent out a call ...

Jason Dobson, Blogger

April 25, 2006

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The organizers of Slamdance, one of the "alternative" independent film festivals in Park City, Utah alongside the more well known Sundance festival, have sent out a call for entries for the show's 2007 Guerilla Gamemaker Competition (GGC). The Slamdance festival will run from January 19-27, with a presence in both Park City as well as Salt Lake City. Early submission deadline is Septmeber 1, 2006, and submissions must be submitted no later than September 29, 2006. Competition finalists will be announced in December, and will have their games shown at the Games Venue during the Slamdance Film Festival. The GGC features several award categories, including a Grand Jury Prize, Audience Award, and two awards recognizing student achievement in Art and Technology. The previous year's winners include Procedural Arts innovative conversation piece Façade winning the Grand Jury Sparky Award, while 2005 IGF Audience Award winner N from Metanet Software took home the Audience Award. The Student Physics Award went to the fighter Rumble Box by Insert Coin, while the Student Art Award was given to Cloud by USC's Cloud Team. Finally, the new PopCap Casual Games Award went to Odyssey by Liquid Dragon Studios. More information on the event, including links to all of the 2006 finalists and winners, as well as entry forms and application information are available through the Slamdance website.

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