The Human Rights are Aussie Rules Project is an education program teaching young people about human rights through the metaphor of sport. The project has three learning modules – a theatre performance, workshop and mass participatory game, Handball for Human Rights - which use principles of fair play to educate about complex ideas such as Freedom, Respect, Equality and Dignity.
In 2011 the project has received funding for the development of an online game exploring the above themes.
The Brief
We seek assistance from creative web developers, designers and animators on a contract basis to help us develop a game for young people aimed at Years 6-8. The game/s should be easy to use, interactive and should use games/sport to educate about Freedom, Respect, Equality and Dignity.
The game will be developed in conjunction with an Advisory Board and a youth reference group.
Developers and designers will need to be able to work collaboratively in a community based
environment.
Expressions of Interest process can be downloaded from the project website at http://www.humanrightsareaussierules.org.au/wp-content/uploads/Online-S…
Game designer/Writer
Dear Tanja,
I hope this letter finds you well. I am a passionate writer who loves what I do. I am an experienced fiction writer and I have one internationally published novel. I have also developed the story and dialog for an Action/RPG game, published by Microsoft and developed by Luma Arcade called The Harvest. I pride myself on always meeting a deadline and I have an intense passion for games with four years experience in the industry. I look forward to hearing from you. Please contact me to see my full Design and Writing portfolio as well as my CV.
Kind regards
Jaques Smit