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== DevTalk Meet & Greets == | == DevTalk Meet & Greets == | ||
=== Format & Schedule === | |||
In [[DevTalk]], Meet & Greets are held for partnered or sponsored jams. These events are held in group voice calls in Discord where participants are encouraged to participate in voice or listen to voice and participate in a text channel. These social events are scheduled the month prior to a participating jam on Saturdays at 2 PM Eastern and typically last two to four hours. The Meet & Greets open with statements or announcements, often the hosts introducing themselves or explaining important information about the VN Jam at hand, then opening the floor to allow the Meet & Greet participants to introduce themselves following a prompt of simple questions. | In [[DevTalk]], Meet & Greets are held for partnered or sponsored jams. These events are held in group voice calls in Discord where participants are encouraged to participate in voice or listen to voice and participate in a text channel. These social events are scheduled the month prior to a participating jam on Saturdays at 2 PM Eastern and typically last two to four hours. The Meet & Greets open with statements or announcements, often the hosts introducing themselves or explaining important information about the VN Jam at hand, then opening the floor to allow the Meet & Greet participants to introduce themselves following a prompt of simple questions. | ||
Following introductions, the Meet & Greet opens the floor for casual discussion where the participants have control over the remainder of the event. | |||
=== Efficacy & Participation === | |||
The average participation of a DevTalk Meet & Greet is between 50 and 70 participants in a voice call. For a given jam, the first of two Meet & Greets tends to be larger, with the second Meet & Greet having a lower number of participants. Between a set of Meet & Greets, the first meeting tends to have a larger quantity of new teams and team matches being made. | |||
Meet & Greets are often successful at assisting people build small or sprawling teams of individuals, however the demand for skilled individuals tends to be high. The participation numbers of character artists, writers, and voice actors tends to be high while background illustrators, animators, composers, programmers, and editors tends to be more limited. Individuals with in-demand skills frequently have their pick of projects. | |||
=== Previous Question Prompts === | |||
Prompt from Otome Jam 22' Meet & Greet #2: | Prompt from Otome Jam 22' Meet & Greet #2: | ||
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Revision as of 15:39, 16 June 2022
VN Jam Meet & Greets, often just Meet & Greets, are scheduled, structured and online social gatherings of visual novel developers.
DevTalk Meet & Greets
Format & Schedule
In DevTalk, Meet & Greets are held for partnered or sponsored jams. These events are held in group voice calls in Discord where participants are encouraged to participate in voice or listen to voice and participate in a text channel. These social events are scheduled the month prior to a participating jam on Saturdays at 2 PM Eastern and typically last two to four hours. The Meet & Greets open with statements or announcements, often the hosts introducing themselves or explaining important information about the VN Jam at hand, then opening the floor to allow the Meet & Greet participants to introduce themselves following a prompt of simple questions.
Following introductions, the Meet & Greet opens the floor for casual discussion where the participants have control over the remainder of the event.
Efficacy & Participation
The average participation of a DevTalk Meet & Greet is between 50 and 70 participants in a voice call. For a given jam, the first of two Meet & Greets tends to be larger, with the second Meet & Greet having a lower number of participants. Between a set of Meet & Greets, the first meeting tends to have a larger quantity of new teams and team matches being made.
Meet & Greets are often successful at assisting people build small or sprawling teams of individuals, however the demand for skilled individuals tends to be high. The participation numbers of character artists, writers, and voice actors tends to be high while background illustrators, animators, composers, programmers, and editors tends to be more limited. Individuals with in-demand skills frequently have their pick of projects.
Previous Question Prompts
Prompt from Otome Jam 22' Meet & Greet #2:
1. Your name/Group Name!
2. Describe the project you'd like to work on/What roles you can fill in a team.
3. What kind of assistance/team members do you need?
4. Your favorite flavor of ice cream AND/OR favorite otome trope.
