A pioneer in transformative entertainment, Archivist Studios
will specialize in developing innovative, meaningful, and engaging video games.
From drawing board to production, the focus of our process is the individual
and unique experience of every person who uses our products. Our intent
is to take today's cutting edge software quality development standards, mix
them with today's transformational learning theories, and combine all of
that with tomorrow's game development trends. Archivist Studios will be
championing ground-breaking games of unparalleled intensity and producing
the most compelling content available. Meaningful personal experience is our
primary goal.
Based in Arlington, MA and grounded in more than a decade of
research and strategy under the name Mythos Consulting, Archivist will be
introduced as a development studio in 2008. Future positions will be posted on
this website as they arise. See also: http://www.bostonpostmortem
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The founder of Archivist, William Browning has built his career in the informational technology and video game industry. Consulting in senior positions with companies such as Compaq, DataGeneral, Fidelity, MediaMap, NEC, and Smartroute Systems, and Sperry & Hutchinson, he has experience in every aspect of software development. Experienced in consumer and business-to-business operations as well as the game industry, William worked with Turbine and Stainless Steel Studios prior to launching Archivist Studios. He holds a Bachelor of Arts and Science degree in psychology, with a concentration in human development.
wbrowning@archiviststudios.com
A senior consultant with a long-standing
relationship with Mythos, Talya Bosch has extensive experience
in the field of communications, conflict management, and corporate social
responsibility. She has created and directed communications programs for
clients such as Canon and IBM and headed major corporate development initiatives
for Porter Novelli International, then the world’s fourth largest global public
relations agency. Talya also served as the associate director of the Public
Conversations Project, a group that facilitates dialogue across the divides of
polarized issues, from abortion and same-sex marriage to board conflicts and
workplace disputes. She currently is an account director specializing in
cause branding at Cone, Inc., a firm that builds
and communicates authentic, credible and relevant brands to engage stakeholders,
enhance reputation and drive customer loyalty. A