Looking to get into the industry. Thread

Hi everyone.
My name is Ingvi Steinn Steinsson Snædal, I'm 28 years old, and I'm a writer. My WordPress site has most of the things I've written thus far, so if you're interested, please check it out at Ingvisnaedal.wordpress.com. For the past four years, I've been a senior editor and reviewer for Hooked Gamers and recently graduated with a BA in English from the University of Southern Denmark in Odense, Denmark. Oh, and I'm born and raised in Fáskrúðsfjörður, Iceland.

With me, you'll get a fresh perspective, the voice of a man raised in a unique location and culture, and an unmatched enthusiasm for delivering high quality writing to a medium often criticised for lacking finesse in that department.

I realise I'm not a native speaker, but I have been editing the work of native speakers for long enough to confidently state that English is far to important a language to be left to the English. I also realise that although my website only features a handful of short stories, blogs, and articles on games, I would love to get into the video games industry as a creative scriptwriter and will dedicate myself wholeheartedly to whatever project comes my way. I am currently enrolled in a Master's of Media Studies course at the university, which has given me great insight into the new medium. I am willing to partake for a share of the revenue, or for free if the game will be distributed as freeware. I'm also willing to take on editing work if it results in my name being credited as such. I can also do voice acting if requested, although I must admit that I do have a weird mix of Scandinavian and American accents. I can do some accents, such as Scottish and Irish, but for some reason they also feature a tinge of Scandinavian in the mix.

For more information about me, please check out my LinkedIn page Dk.linkedin.com

Feel free to contact me any time at snaedal@gmail.com

Hope to hear from you soon,
Ingvi Snædal

Edited by: ingviss

far too* important a language to be left to the English.

E-mailed you!