London Games Festival announced its Ensemble 2025 cohort, showcasing eight diverse game professionals. The initiative aims to spotlight the contributions of underrepresented communities in gaming through exhibitions across London.
The London Games Festival has announced its Ensemble 2025 cohort, showcasing eight underrepresented games professionals. This initiative, curated by Sharna Jackson, highlights the contributions of Black, Asian, and minority ethnic creators in the UK gaming industry through exhibitions at multiple venues during the festival.
The first exhibition will occur at LGF’s New Game Plus from April 3 to April 4, followed by another installation at Trafalgar Square on April 11. Games London, supported by the Mayor of London, delivers the festival.
The 2025 cohort features notable professionals:
– Annabel Ashalley-Anthony: CEO of Melanin Games, focused on diversity and inclusion.
– Jonas Gawe: Community manager and event organiser with experience in masterclass teaching.
– John Giwa-Amu: Producer involved in significant gaming projects like The Complex.
– Patrick Haraguti: Creative director with 20 years in 3D art and VFX.
The Ensemble 2025 cohort reflects a commitment to celebrating diversity in the gaming industry. Through exhibitions, the festival aims to uplift stories and talents of underrepresented professionals. The industry is enriched by the contributions of these creators, highlighting the importance of diversity for future generations in gaming.
Original Source: www.gamesindustry.biz