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#9 Angry Birds, The Walking Dead, and Hatch Kids, what do they have in common? - Jessica Sundell, Creative Lead & Lead Product Designer, Hatch Entertainment
Jessica Sundell is a Creative Lead & Lead Product Designer at Hatch Entertainment. I couldn't imagine myself interviewing a better guest than Jessica after finishing the last episode with Natalia Martinsson's advice - If you want to succeed you need to lose your fear.
Jessica Sundell most definitely did lose her fear when she decided to swap the established position in the world of creative agencies for the new land of the gaming industry. With a strong artistic background, but no prior experience in game design, she was not afraid to aim high! So what was her key to Rovio's door and the decade-long career in the creative roles in gaming? How did she implement her skills and adapt to new roles working on Angry Birds, The Walking Dead, and now Hatch Kids?
Listen to this episode to find out and get a lot of insights on the Creative roles in gaming and managing creative teams!
Follow me on Facebook for more insights on women in gaming and my guests: https://www.facebook.com/itshergame
Catch me on Twitter if you have any questions: https://twitter.com/dominika_szot
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Jessica Sundell is a Creative Lead & Lead Product Designer at Hatch Entertainment. I couldn't imagine myself interviewing a better guest than Jessica after finishing the last episode with Natalia Martinsson's advice - If you want to succeed you need to lose your fear.
Jessica Sundell most definitely did lose her fear when she decided to swap the established position in the world of creative agencies for the new land of the gaming industry. With a strong artistic background, but no prior experience in game design, she was not afraid to aim high! So what was her key to Rovio's door and the decade-long career in the creative roles in gaming? How did she implement her skills and adapt to new roles working on Angry Birds, The Walking Dead, and now Hatch Kids?
Listen to this episode to find out and get a lot of insights on the Creative roles in gaming and managing creative teams!
Follow me on Facebook for more insights on women in gaming and my guests: https://www.facebook.com/itshergame
Catch me on Twitter if you have any questions: https://twitter.com/dominika_szot