Partners
To ensure we keep on the cutting edge of what the games industry needs, Gamer Camp is reliant on a number of games companies to help plan, teach and deliver the course in return for creating high quality, potential new recruits for the UK games industry.
We're always happy to hear from games companies, both big and small, from all over the world.
If you'd like to arrange a quick chat with Gamer Camp about becoming a Partner, please get in touch with Dave Allen at dave@gamercamp.co.uk or 0121 202 4816.
- Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE)
- SCEE are right behind Gamer Camp, funding PlayStation Scholarships, and supplying PSP and PS3 development kits.
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- UKIE
- UKIE (The Association for UK Interactive Entertainment) have recently provided Gamer Camp with honourary academic membership of the trade association.
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- Blitz Games Studios
- In addition to representatives sitting on the steering group, Leamington Spa based Blitz Games Studios provide tutors and mentors on Gamer Camp.
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- Codemasters
- Sitting on the Gamer Camp steering group, Codemasters are involved heavily in the planning of Gamer Camp course content.
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- FreeStyleGames
- Makers of the DJ Hero series, one of their founder members, Alex Darby also provides the programming lead on the course.
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- Rare
- Kinect Sports creators Rare moved to Birmingham in 2010, and continue to support Gamer Camp.
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- TT Fusion
- Development studio for Traveller's Tales, Cheshire-based TT Fusion are responsible for the bestselling LEGO Star Wars series.
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- Aardvark Swift
- Recruitment agency for the games industry, Aardvark Swift, offer a place on the Gamer Camp: Nano course as a prize in their annual Search for a Star competition.
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- Fish in a Bottle
- This popular indie studio specialise in creating viral games and websites for high profile brands.
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- PlayMob
- Birmingham-based PlayMob aim to 'make games socially good' and have worked with some of our past graduates.
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- Raw Games
- Recently securing substantial investment, this Birmingham indie studiois currently working on The Spire using the Unreal engine.
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