Become a video game producer

This video game training prepares students for the jobs of video game management: Associate Producer | Producer | Project Manager | Line Producer | Executive Producer | Product Owner | Lead in a video game profession

To join our video game school and the Master Producer course, the candidate must have between 3 or 5 years of higher education. A level B2 min. in English is required (TOEIC, TOEFL, IELTS or equivalent).
The admission tests consist of an English interview. It is possible to present a portfolio (optional).

All details are given in the Admissions Guide.

Acquire the managerial and methodological skills to support a development team in the production of a video game and coordinate the various stakeholders:

• Master the production chain of a video game, from the initial idea (pitch, concept) to the final marketing (date, marketing, communication, monetization, financing)
• Master all production phases: concept, pre-production, production, debug, etc.

• Keep abreast of the video game market, technologies, industry, trends and products.
• Perform a market analysis by benchmarking existing game production tools and processes.
• Participate in the definition of the product strategy based on the analysis of user data, performance indicators and current industry trends.
• Establish a production schedule
• Design the production environment for a game
• Coordinate and control all internal and external resources involved in the project's implementation
• Identify project risks by assessing their criticality
• Manage the video game quality assurance process
• Manage and animate a team in agile mode
• Support the development of team members' competencies

• Theoretical and practical teaching: lectures, application exercises, practical work, tutorials
• Production of projects: monitoring and supervision by teachers during the realization of projects (final major project)

• Continuous Assessment (case studies, simulations, presentations, demonstrations)
• Project presentations (final major project) in front of a school or professional jury
• Written and oral evaluations in English
• Professional experience report and presentation

The Producer training takes place over an average of three days at school and two days devoted to the development of professional experience (internship, short contracts, professional projects...).

The Level 7 RNCP title "Creative Strategy Manager / Producer" is delivered at the end of the studies, depending on the results obtained (Master's degree).

This diploma validates the acquisition of professional and social skills, professional integration and communication in English.