Who We Are
The Redistricting Game was created at the USC Game Innovation Lab - part of the USC School of Cinematic Arts', Interactive Media Division. It was developed for the USC Annenberg Center for Communications by the following people:
Lead Game Designer and Project Lead
Chris Swain
Assistant Professor
Co-Director, EA Game Innovation Lab
Interactive Media Division
USC School of Cinematic Arts
christopherswain [at] yahoo [dot] com
http://interactive.usc.edu/research/games
Design and Writing
Producer
Peggy Weil
Visiting Assistant Professor,
Interactive Media Division
USC School of Cinematic Arts
Game Designer / Writer - Jeremy Bernstein
Programming & Development: Red Hot Learning, Inc.
Project Lead - Duane Dunfield
ddunfield [at] gmail [dot] com
Programming Team - Chris Collings, Andrew Saunders
Web Team - Andrew Saunders, Heather Todd
Testing Team - Anne Shi, Heather Todd
Extra Special Thanks to:
Prof. Jonathan Aronson
Jin Soo Kang
Annenberg School for Communication for hosting the site
Political Science Research Advisor
Kareem Crayton
Assistant Professor of Law and Political Science
USC Gould School of Law
kcrayton [at] law [dot] usc [dot] edu
http://law.usc.edu/
Additional Production/Writing
Max Geiger
Henry Goldberg
Greg Johnson
Richard Hodkinson
Art and Graphic Design
Art Director - Kurosh Valenejad
Character Design and Illustration - Sean Nadeau
Graphic Artist and Character Design - Rocky Almodovar
Graphic Artist - Mike Rossmassler
Website Design - Suzie Roth
Opening Animation
Script and Direction - Jeremy Bernstein
Animation - Brian Lee
Score and Sound Effects - Vince Diamante
Voice Over - Jeremy Bernstein
Design Consultant / Subject Matter Expert
Ben Sawyer, Digitalmill, Inc.
Additional Research:
Sonya L. Lebsack, J.D., Ph.D.
Co-Principal Investigator
Douglas Thomas
Associate Professor
USC Annenberg School for Communication
douglast [at] usc [dot] edu
http://annenberg.usc.edu/
Advisors
Jonathan Aronson, Executive Director, USC Annenberg Center for Communication
Geoff Cowan, Dean, Annenberg School for Communication
Pierre DeVries, Senior Fellow, USC Annenberg Center for Communication