Dhillan Gopal

• A Game Design Facilitator is responsible for guiding and mentoring students or teams through the process of designing video games
• Their role includes providing expert knowledge, feedback, and hands-on support to help learners develop both creative and technical skills
• A Game Design Facilitator typically covers various aspects of game development, including but not limited to gameplay mechanics, level design, narrative development, character creation, game art, and sound design
• Key Responsibilities:
• Curriculum Development: Create and implement a comprehensive game design curriculum that covers foundational to advanced topics such as game mechanics, storytelling, player experience, and level design
• Mentorship: Offer feedback, critique, and suggestions to students or team members on their game design projects, guiding them to improve their skills and understanding of game design principles
• Workshops & Classes: Conduct workshops or classes focused on specific elements of game design, such as character development, world-building, user experience, and prototyping
• Project Facilitation: Oversee and facilitate game design projects from ideation through development to ensure learners apply proper design techniques and project management
• Problem-Solving: Assist students or teams in overcoming design challenges, whether they involve mechanics, aesthetics, or technical limitations
• Tools & Software: Provide guidance on using game design software and tools such as Unity, as well as asset creation programs like Blender
• Encouraging Collaboration: Foster a collaborative environment, helping students or team members work effectively together while encouraging creative experimentation
• Evaluation & Feedback: Assess students' or teams' progress, provide constructive feedback, and evaluate game projects based on design principles and creativity

• Assist first-year students in the following:
• Photoshop
• Illustrator
• Kotlin
• 3Ds Max
• HTML and CSS
• JavaScript
• UX and UI design

• Comic Con Africa
• Game promoter and sales
• Game console assembler
• BT Games Expo
• Game promoter and sales
• Game console assembler
• Game character mascot (Luigi)

• Promote Magformer game

• Customer relations
• Cashier

• Stock check
• General admin
• Customer relations

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• Game Designer
• Digital Animator
• Concept Artist
• Texture Artist
• Level Designer
• Simulation Designer

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