The Guildhall at SMU
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The Guildhall at SMU is a video game university located at the SMU Plano campus. Students learn how to create a game, from the basics (e.g. 2D games) to a total conversion. Graduates present their work at a six-monthly exhibition. Graduation is accompanied by key notes of established game developers such as Gabe Newell or Richard Garriott. According to the Guildhall, graduates have a high chance to get a job in the gaming industry. Some of the student cohorts (teams working on a project) made their work public, e.g. the Half-Life 2 mod Eclipse.
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- Eclipse (computer game)
- FAQ: What kind of things will I learn in Level Design class?
- FAQ: Why should I pick Guildhall over any other gaming education?
- News: Richard Garriott to be cohort 4 commencement speaker (May 31, 2006)
- News: Winter Exhibition 2005 and Graduation Celebration (December 9-10, 2005)
- News: Cohort 2 Graduation Celebration (June 18, 2005)
- News: The Guildhall Exhibition Summer 2005 (June 17, 2005)
- Student work
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