Another PauseTalk (Vol. 32), another great audience. Seems like the new plan to reserve Cafe Pause for the event was justified since we again ended up with a 30+ crowd, and the new table arrangement — a pixelated triangle, courtesy of the cafe’s manager — made for a better round-table discussion. We covered quite a few interesting topics and projects, and got a nice preview of Patrick W. Galbraith’s upcoming The Otaku Encyclopedia, out in Japan later this month.
Something else I tried for the first time was to have an attendance sheet (pictured above), since I’ve had trouble in the past in remembering everyone’s name for these posts. The list is still incomplete, but is much better than what I would have come up with on my own. Huge thanks also to Remo Camerota for the great photos — see the version of this post on JeanSnow.net, and take a look also at some examples of his “Polaroid Project.” The next PauseTalk happens July 6.
- Aiko Suzuki (Writer)
- Andrew Lee (Editor)
- Anke von der Heide (Graphic Designer)
- Anna Antoniades (Designer)
- Benjamin Parks (Photographer)
- Benjamin Thomas (Web Designer)
- Edward Harrison (Illustrator)
- Eric Chan (New Media Graphic Artist)
- Erica Nishizato (Graphic Designer)
- Greg McMaster (Creative Strategies)
- Hawken King (Web Designer)
- Hisako Emura (Production Manager)
- James Kay (Game Developer)
- James Okubo (Filmmaker)
- Jean Snow (Student of PauseTalkenomics)
- Jesus Conan (Gaff Drainer)
- Josh McKible (Illustrator)
- Julien Feltesse (Programmer)
- Kaeko Kumamoto (Fashion Designer Assistant)
- Mark Cooke (Game Developer)
- Masao Tamaoki (Online Retailer)
- Matthew Hagles (Writer)
- Patrick W. Galbraith (Author)
- Remo Camerota (Photographer/Filmmaker)
- Samson Adjei (Architect)
- Susanne Mooney (Visual Artist)
- Thomas Antonietti (Product Designer)
- Tomas Rovina-Roquera (Game Developer)
- Wayne J. Moskwa (Designer)
- William Andrews (Editor)