[PIGMI] LMGPNCPRDCPSRTD (Let's Make Games presents National Cultural Policy Review Digital Culture Public Sphere Round Table Discussion)

[Andy Hawkins]

I would love to attend as this is totally my thing, but unfortunately I 
will be out of the country.  Good luck!  We need this.

Andy H.
> Hi all,
>
> As you may know, the National Cultural Policy (which includes 
> game development) is under review and a 10 year strategic vision is 
> being planned. We've been given an opportunity to provide input for 
> our respective industries.
>
> LMG is holding a roundtable discussion to collate our responses as a 
> collective representing the game development community of Western 
> Australia.
>
> We'll be going through their questions as our discussion agenda:
>
>     * How do you imagine the sector could look in the future? How
>       could Australia excel? What would a 10 year plan look like?
>     * What are some tangible ways we could measure progress in this area?
>     * Ideas to achieve the vision for Australia.
>     * Any additional information you think might be useful, including
>       case studies, success stories, research papers.
>     * Leading case studies from the sector to help contextualise
>       Australian innovation in this area.
>
> We'll be holding this on Sunday 2nd October sometime in the afternoon. 
> Place and time TBA and will be dependent on how many people are 
> interested in attending. Let us know if you're keen!
>
> Cheers,
> Minh
>
> --
> Minh Tran
> Vice-Chair, Let's Make Games
> +61 433 520 042 <tel:%2B61%C2%A0433%20520%20042>
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