Game Production – Think Like a Game Producer & Ship Games!

This is a 12 lesson course, with each lesson between 90-120mins, with additional post course support.

Students agree that $100 per lesson is a fair price.

I was fed up of seeing new hire Game Producers thrown in at the deep end with no training or support and told to sink or swim.

I couldn't see any Game Production courses taught by actual Producers with credits on recent games.

I always wanted to bridge that gap, to teach the current processes Producers use.

This course covers all this and more!

All sessions are recorded and uploaded into a student portal, so you can catch up if you miss anything.

TLDR ~ approx. 5hrs per week

There are 12 live lessons, with 2 lessons per week. Each lesson is between 60-90mins depending on the content, with time before the lesson for Open Office and a short Q&A after each lesson.

Assignment vary in scope but are between 2-4hrs per week.

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You can also request a receipt after enrolling which can be made out to any company address of your choosing by messaging support@maven.com for easier reimbursement.

You will receive your amended invoice usually within a day.

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Maven grants a digital Certificate for completion of the course.

Session material will be shared with everyone after the sessions where possible and missed sessions can be shared afterward including a full recording of every session.

Completion of assignments isn't a requirement for the course, although they do reinforce the teachings from each week.

If you need an extension reach out to Andy and discuss.

In QA you've worked on a few games and seen how things can break, now you want to get into Production.

This course has been specifically designed to give you the tools to manage a small project or team. Most green Producers are left to sink or swim (I was!), with little to no training, this course gives you that foundational training.

In a Tech role you've managed projects and schedules, you understand development principals but your dream has always been to work in Video Games.

Game Production is very different from Project or Program Management, as Game Development is a technically creative field. This course will outline the differences and what to expect when transitioning.

In your Game College Degree you worked on several projects and understand fundamentals of development but didn't have insight into Game Production.

The course, and the assignments, have been designed for you to experience the dilemmas every Game Producer faces and give you the tools to step up from college to professional game development.

This course has been specifically designed with entry level, early career and people transitioning from other industries, so much of what's covered may not be new to more seasoned producers.

All students who complete the course will be invited to join a Student Alumni Discord with members from my previous courses.

This is a great way for you to meet others with similar interests and grow your network.

Many of the graduates from my previous Game Production courses are now in major Studios.

You can send an email with your question to andyj.maven.teach@gmail.com

We'll respond usually within 1-2 days