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 **IMPORTANT:** the assumptions above are useful, but shouldn’t prohibit you from telling the story you want to tell! TRUST YOUR AUDIENCE to find interest in a story well-told and a event well-produced, even beyond their affinities. Respect your audience, don’t pander to it. **IMPORTANT:** the assumptions above are useful, but shouldn’t prohibit you from telling the story you want to tell! TRUST YOUR AUDIENCE to find interest in a story well-told and a event well-produced, even beyond their affinities. Respect your audience, don’t pander to it.
  
-In many cases, especially small events and professional events, the audience and participants can be from the same group, perhaps even the same people. This may determine many things, like how emotionally invested your audience is in the event, how much they feel a part of it.+| In many cases, especially small events and professional events, the audience and participants can be from the same group, perhaps even the same people. This may determine many things, like how emotionally invested your audience is in the event, how much they feel a part of it. |
  
  
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 **Print Screen Festival** is a digital arts festival for a very broad, local audience. Playable games are displayed alongside many other types of artworks and performances, for an audience with varying degrees of tech literacy, but a generally-high degree of cultural literacy; this usually leads to favoring games with simple interfaces, but under more challenging curatorial themes. **Print Screen Festival** is a digital arts festival for a very broad, local audience. Playable games are displayed alongside many other types of artworks and performances, for an audience with varying degrees of tech literacy, but a generally-high degree of cultural literacy; this usually leads to favoring games with simple interfaces, but under more challenging curatorial themes.
  
-**Design / Play / Disrupt** was a videogames exhibition in the V&A museum in London. While the texts and the exhibition structure served to mediate games culture to general audiences, some exclusive artifacts and behind-the-scenes interviews from well-known videogame productions were very enticing for more hard-core gamer crowds.+**Design / Play / Disrupt** was a video games exhibition in the V&A museum in London. While the texts and the exhibition structure served to mediate games culture to general audiences, some exclusive artifacts and behind-the-scenes interviews from well-known video game productions were very enticing for more hard-core gamer crowds.
  
  
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