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                                                       Stephanie

Interview with Emma Fitts and I by Thomasin 
Sleigh from CIRCUIT.org.nz

Two Companion films

 A one-off film  16mm reversal film cut of I Want to be Joan, (1977).
 New Zealand Film Commission Flyer. Cannes. 1981  

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youtube trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzQgIgTVqfw

In partnership with Sheridan College and OCAD University, a Higher Learning event was held on February 21, 2014 at TIFF Bell Lightbox, Toronto.  Following a screening of Stephanie Beth's documentary Us and the Game Industry. Emma Westcott, Assistant Professor of Games Design at OCAD University, and Cindy Poremba, Professor of Games Design at Sheridan College,  in 2016,facilitated a conversation  with  Douglas Wilson ( Professor at RMIT) in TIFF education center two years after being seen active in  lighthearted Sports Game publications after he completing a Phd in Copenhagen  IT. https://en.itu.dk/( See Nordic Game Jams as prototype

 hubs . https://nordicgamejam.com/)   Wilson discussed the design principles in contemporary computer game development. https://tiff.net/the-review/douglas-wilson-on-us-and-the-game-industry

  I made a skype live Intro at 5.00am in Wellington  to the afternoon of the screening day to Toronto.

These screenings occurred at keen on the spot places immediately as the film was produced:  Margate, Durban, San Francisco, Philadelphia,  Sydney, Montreal, Los Angeles, London and Dunedin.

Photographing and filming  Tina Goa at Austin Wintory's studio, Burbank. L.A. 2010  for US AND THE GAME INDUSTRY (2013) 