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In this conversation with Ms. Fuzari, we learn more about how she blazed her path into game development, what instruments she plays, games accessibility, the best advice she’s ever received, what her dream project is and ultimately how everything she’s loved to do lead to her position as an Audio Artist II at EA Capital Games.
Are you an aspiring game creator?
This is for you.
Do you want to learn more about Sacramento area women in games?
This is for you.
Do you want to support Sacramento area women in games?
This is for you.
Are you a games enthusiast?
This is for you.
Do you want to break misconceptions about women and gaming?
This is for you.
In the summer of 2017, just before the start of the Sacramento Developer Collective’s fourth annual Progressive Game Jam, I thought it was finally going to be my time to give this thing called game development a shot. I am generally an open-minded individual who has a tendency to try new things. Given that I’ve been surrounding myself with the community for the last four years, I thought this could be a fairly smooth transition.
