Graphic Designer – Technical Artist/Animator – Character Rigger

Umbrella Corp. has just updated their website.

Be sure to browse their career section for new opportunities!

The new trailer is out!

Earlier this morning, Capcom officially announced Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City, as seen in Europe-Capcom’s blog, and being developed by Slant Six Games. Shortly after, our studio was given the thumbs up to publicly confirm it.

Of course, there was a magazine leak last week, and the rumour about Slant Six working on a Resident Evil title has been around for several months, so I it may not be that big of a surprise. The basic plot and outline were never really detailed until today, and the short of it is… well, I am not able to say much more, so go get your fix, and pick up a copy of your favourite gaming, PC, XBOX, or Playstation magazine when it hits the stands in April! (at least I think it’s April)

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UPDATE: RE: Operation Raccoon City First Teaser Trailer!
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UPDATE: Resident Evil 15th Anniversary Trailer! With my main man making a special “dis-appearance?” at the end.
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Here’s a neat, informative clip for all aspiring video game professionals:

I forgot to mention the massive loads of school debt that you will receive. I’ll just throw that in, so good luck!

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UPDATE:
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A nice little article on How Much Money Game Developers Make in 2010, courtesy of Kotaku.

Happy New Year everybody!

So I have a new gig now, I’m doing some character rigging for Slant Six Games, mostly known for their work on SOCOM: Confrontation for the PS3 and SOCOM: Fire Team Bravo for the PSP, you can check them out on their website here.

Anyways, the project we’re working on is very big, and I’d say is the most exciting project in Vancouver. Although I won’t say what it is yet until it has been officially become public knowledge, and that may possibly be around spring time.

All I know is that I’ll be busy for quite a while… I have a lot of work to do.

Cheers!