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Sarah Brin is a creative industries specialist and Strategy Director for Good Afternoon. She has unique expertise with both business development and production methodologies to bring ambitious creative technology projects to life, and she has done so for brands, cultural organizations and governments you’ve heard of. Sarah has worked with games since 2009 and she’s only intermittently successful at removing herself from the industry.

Emilie Breslavetz is a game designer and playful artist based in Paris creating experimental video games, alternative controllers and interactive installations.

Dr. Phoenix Perry is a leading expert in developing accessible machine learning tools and founding value-driven creative coding organizations. As a Reader in Games and Creative Technologies and the founding Course Leader for the MSc in Creative Computing at the University of the Arts London, Perry integrates embodied gaming, inclusive design, and advanced machine learning in interactive systems.

Nick Murray is a producer, composer and artist making interactive sonic and narrative work focusing on loss and digital cultures. This often takes the form of games, interactive poetry and performance. Most recently it looks like mystic Tamagotchis and Godzilla boardgames. Nick is lead producer for Now Play This at Somerset House and Director of Playing Poetry.

Claire Kwong connects art and technology to make people move. She creates immersive environments using projection and motion capture. Her games encourage people to move, communicate, and touch. Claire aims to dramatize her own experiences and challenge social boundaries. She lives in New York City.