More of a happy accident. I’d been into gaming since the mid-80 but I never thought about making a career out of it. The military was the only thing I wanted to do. But when I went to college I saw they were offering a course in animation for film. I took it and loved it. However, I realized that no one in the class really cared about the Disney or Pixar stuff the teacher was showing, so I brought in my video game cinematics and that instantly got everyone more interested in games as a career, and frankly, myself as well. From I studied video game design but mostly became a writer for games as a result, working for few indie developers along the way. Right now I mostly do writing, story development, world bibles and dialogue. It is quite rewarding if not very challenging.