Executive Producer at Spin Master Studios
Greater Los Angeles Area
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- Executive Producer at Spin Master Ltd.
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- Development Director at Abandon Interactive Entertainment
- Producer at Activision
- Senior Director at The 3DO Company (New World Computing division)
- Development Director at Cyberdreams
- Producer at Interactive Support Group
- Associate Producer at Walt Disney Computer Software
- Development Director at Electric Transit
- Vice President of Software Development at Edu-Ware
- Game Developer at Greenleaf Productions (Self-employed)
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David Mullich’s Summary
David produces MMOG's for Spin Master, the world’s most innovative, most fun children’s entertainment company.
At Spin Master, we value:
* Creating innovative fun stuff
* Entrepreneurial spirit
* People having fun working and growing together
* Partnerships – Being successful together
* Ideas – No matter where they come from
* Integrity – Always, No fooling.
David's experience previous to Spin Master includes producing RTS and RPG games for Activision; leading the "Heroes of Might & Magic" development team for The 3DO Company; designing and producing "I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream" with author Harlan Ellison for Cyberdreams; producing children's and action games for The Walt Disney Company; and creating some of the first adventure, RPG and simulation games for the Apple II, most notably the cult classic game "The Prisoner."
He has lectured at the annual Game Developer's Conference on game design, game production, virtual worlds and developing games based on licensed properties.
David Mullich’s Experience
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Executive Producer
Spin Master Ltd.
(Privately Held; Consumer Goods industry)
September 2008 — Present (1 year 3 months)
Producing two MMOG's: Tech Deck Live and Bakugan Dimensions, both based on Spin Master toy franchises.
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Development Director
Abandon Interactive Entertainment
(Computer Games industry)
2005 — 2008 (3 years )
Managed external development of mobile games based on NBC Sports license and other intellectual properties, and managed external resources developing the community website, billing system, and lobby system for the cross-platform, virtual trading card MMO "Freaky Creatures".
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Producer
Activision
(Public Company; 501-1000 employees; ATVI; Computer Games industry)
2002 — 2005 (3 years )
Managed external development of "Star Trek" themed real-time strategy game prototypes and award-winning "Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines" role playing game, based upon Valve's "Half Life 2" engine, for one of the industry's largest and most successful software publishers. Also produced voice-overs for "Tony Hawk's American Wasteland".
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Senior Director
The 3DO Company (New World Computing division)
(Public Company; 201-500 employees; THDO; Computer Games industry)
1997 — 2002 (5 years )
Lead internal team of thirty designers, artists and programmers creating the best-selling "Heroes of Might & Magic" fantasy strategy game franchise (3,000,000 units worldwide) for a development studio owned by game publisher The 3DO Company.
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Development Director
Cyberdreams
(Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Computer Games industry)
1993 — 1997 (4 years )
Managed external development for a publisher of award-winning PC and Macintosh adventure games, working in collaboration with author Harlan Ellison ("Star Trek," "I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream,"), artist H.R. Giger ("Alien"), and directors Jeff Blyth (IMAX and Disney Circlevision) and Wes Craven ("Scream," "A Nightmare on Elm Street").
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Producer
Interactive Support Group
(Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Computer Games industry)
1991 — 1993 (2 years )
Managed internal development for console game developer, creating driving and action games created for (what was then) next generation systems: CD-I for Philips Interactive Media of America, and 3DO for Electronic Arts. Also developed interactive encyclopedia for Encyclopedia Britannica.
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Associate Producer
Walt Disney Computer Software
(Public Company; 5001-10,000 employees; DIS; Computer Games industry)
1987 — 1991 (4 years )
Managed external development by licensees and developers for The Walt Disney Company. Produced action and children's games based upon Disney character, film and television properties such as "DuckTales" and "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" across multiple console and computer platforms.
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Development Director
Electric Transit
(Partnership; 1-10 employees; Computer Games industry)
1985 — 1987 (2 years )
Co-founded company chosen by Electronic Arts to be its first affiliated label publisher. Managed external development of 3-D spaceflight simulations and award-winning wilderness survival adventure simulation developed by NASA scientists and engineers.
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Vice President of Software Development
Edu-Ware
(Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Computer Games industry)
1980 — 1985 (5 years )
Managed internal and external development for one of the first entertainment and educational software publishers. Designed and directed all internally developed adventure, RPG and simulation computer games. Also programmed all 6502 assembly language development tools, including graphics engine and AI routines, used by the programming department.
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Game Developer
Greenleaf Productions (Self-employed)
(Self-Employed; Myself Only; Computer Games industry)
1978 — 1980 (2 years )
Designed and programmed database programs, simulations, and role-playing games for the Apple II.
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David Mullich’s Honors:
Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines (produced): Best RPG of 2004, ActionTrip, IGN and RPGVault
Heroes of Might & Magic III: Armageddon’s Blade (directed): Best Add-On of 2000, Computer Games
Heroes of Might & Magic III: The Restoration of Erathia (directed): 25th Best Game of All Time, PC Gamer (April, 2005)
Wes Craven’s Principles of Fear (produced): Best of E3 1997, Bronze Medal, Interactive Fiction, About Games
I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream (produced/co-designed): Best Adventure Game of 1996, Computer Gaming World
DuckTales: The Quest for Gold (produced/co-designed): Top 25 Games of 1990, Info Magazine
Wilderness: A Survival Adventure (produced): Best Graphic Adventure Game of 1986, Family Computing
Prisoner 2 (directed/designed): Award of Recognition, 1983 Winter Consumer Electronics Show
Empire I: World Builders (programmed/designed): Best Science Fiction/Fantasy Computer Game of 1983, Electronic Games
