Business-Skills-tutorials_Start-Your-Own-Game-Company-John-Romero_43500

1. 001 Welcome.mp421.22MB
2. 002 Do you need to start your own company.mp438.89MB
3. 003 Do you need a business plan.mp474.73MB
4. 004 Registering a business.mp481.67MB
5. 005 How should you treat equity.mp491.66MB
6. 006 Protecting a company when founders leave.mp471.21MB
7. 007 Lessons learned - id Software, Ion Storm, and Gazillion.mp458.54MB
8. 008 What does it cost to run a game company.mp494.62MB
9. 009 How to get funding when no one knows you.mp466.9MB
10. 010 Getting funding from a publisher.mp4109.29MB
11. 011 When to give up ownership or royalties.mp427.64MB
12. 012 How to prepare to present to investors.mp454.64MB
13. 013 Make sure everyone at a startup gets paid.mp460.71MB
14. 014 Keeping a small gaming startup going.mp471.24MB
15. 015 Handling payroll and HR at a game company.mp480.41MB
16. 016 Did making money change id Software.mp475.2MB
17. 017 When to contract out game development.mp465.13MB
18. 018 How much do nonprogrammers need to know.mp481.79MB
19. 019 Hiring game development contractors.mp4105.5MB
20. 020 Organizing contracts and paperwork.mp476.48MB
21. 021 Is it worth it to have a lawyer.mp471.25MB
22. 022 Why is original IP development important.mp450.99MB
23. 023 Make original IP while operating as a work for hire.mp461.32MB
24. 024 Where to go for help when things go wrong.mp460.48MB
25. 025 Learning from failure.mp428.22MB
26. 026 Next steps.mp412.43MB