In addition, I spoke as a panelist during a game audio panel presentation on Saturday, and I also participated on Saturday as a game audio mentor in the awesome AES Speed Mentoring session, sponsored by the Society of Professional Audio Recording Services. Attendees got a chance to ask loads of terrific questions of the assembled professional mentors, and it was great fun to answer game audio questions during the mentoring session!
AES was a tremendously exciting and informative convention, and we all had a great time discussing the future of game audio! Here’s a photo from my talk on the interactive music of the LittleBigPlanet franchise:
LittleBigPlanet Talk at AES 2015. Speaker: Winifred Phillips
And here’s a brief video excerpt from my hour-long talk, “Interactive Music of the LittleBigPlanet Franchise: Dissecting a Complex, Multi-Component System” –
For this year’s AES Convention, a rare honor was bestowed on the AES, as the Empire State Building was lit in the signature AES blue and white to acknowledge the opening of the 139th International AES Convention.
This year, the 139th AES Convention brought together the world’s largest gathering of audio professionals for four days of audio technology, information, and networking.
From recording and production, to broadcast and streaming, game audio, live sound, post-production, sound for picture, product design and more, attendees had the opportunity to hear from top audio industry figures while immersed in the latest research and technology through informative presentations and special events.
Furthermore, the AES presented the year’s only dedicated professional audio-focused convention, drawing attendees from every market sector and level of involvement – from students and enthusiasts to leading professionals from every corner of the industry.
I was very proud and excited to speak at the 139th AES Convention! Many thanks to the Audio Engineering Society!
