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Emmett Furey
Writer, Narrative Designer, Transmedia Producer
Emmett Furey is a writer, narrative designer, and transmedia producer who currently works as a Project Manager at Hunters Entertainment.25 He is based in Los Angeles and has a diverse background in the gaming and entertainment industry.13
Professional Experience
Furey has been working at Hunters Entertainment for approximately 244 days as of the current date.5 Prior to this role, he spent several years on the Creative Team for Niantic's mobile game Ingress.2 His experience also includes:
- Running the Dungeons & Dragons Alternate Reality Game "No Stone Unturned" for Wizards of the Coast17
- Working as an award-winning Transmedia Producer7
- Contributing to various projects such as @vastrpg, @EnterTheLodge, and @newpeterwendy7
Skills and Expertise
Emmett Furey specializes in:
- Writing and narrative design
- Transmedia production
- Participatory storytelling
- Project management in the gaming industry
He has demonstrated expertise in creating immersive and interactive storytelling experiences, particularly in the realm of tabletop RPGs and alternate reality games.16
Social Media and Online Presence
Furey maintains an active online presence:
- LinkedIn: His profile can be found under the username "emmettfurey"2
- Twitter: He uses the handle @emmettfurey7
- Personal Website: emmettfurey.com, where he showcases his work and expertise3
While not directly involved in every project at Hunters Entertainment, Furey remains engaged with the company's initiatives. For instance, he recently promoted "Kids in Capes," a new tabletop RPG from Hunters Entertainment, on his LinkedIn profile.4
Highlights
"Kids in Capes" is now live on Kickstarter, the newest tabletop RPG from Hunters Entertainment! I'm not working directly on this game, but it's a great series. So if you're into superheroes, and/or Amblin-y kid adventure stories, give it a look!
Link to Kickstarter in comments.
As of last week, the first 10 articles in my Narrative Evolution series are live here on LinkedIn! Those first 10 lay the groundwork for narrative correlationism, the philosophy of art that drives me as a creator of narrative art. The remainder of the series will dig into the participatory arts movement in specific, exploring the history of participatory storytelling, and doing a deep dive into my own professional work in the space.
I'm going to take a few weeks off from posting while I get my ducks in a row for the next phase of the series, but stay tuned. And if you've fallen behind and have been meaning to catch up, now is the perfect time! I've created a section of a my website with links to all 10 articles so far, for easy access to the entire series. I'll post the link to that page down in the comments. Or you could just dig around here for the articles on my LinkedIn page.
Thanks to everyone who's followed along so far. And there's much more to come very soon!
