Matthew Cramer Email & Phone Number

Byron Center, Mi, Us

Byron Center, Mi

Greater Grand Rapids, Michigan Area

I have been live streaming video game play on twitch for just over 3 years now and I'm still loving every minute of it. The growth hasn't been drastic but it's been constant and I cannot wait for what 2015 has in store for the channel! - Self-motivated to accomplish daily and monthly personal goals to make the stream successful and to fulfill my aspiration of working in the gaming industry- Dedicated streaming 8-12 hours a day, 6 days a week and also broadcast 1-2 monthly 24-hour streams- Known in the Twitch community as a streamer who respects viewers and other streamers- Communicate and interact with viewers in chat throughout entire stream- Manage multiple social media platforms for the stream channel and contribute to gaming forums- Orchestrated many new ideas and events to make the stream unique such as homemade cookie giveaways that are shipped all over the world - Have led multiple guilds totaling 500+ members; organized raid groups and guild activities all while maintaining a respectful, fun atmosphere - Created YouTube videos, vodcasts, and other forms of media for the stream- Created overlays, banners, emotes, and merchandise using Photoshop- Assembled like-minded streamers to be a part of the DTV Network, a growing Twitch community- Developed and hosted The ESO Vodcast discussing The Elder Scrolls online development during the months leading up to release along with Twitch.tv/somaplays

Grandville Michigan

Student final project at Full Sail University where I took on the task of making all the visual effects for our fantastic game "Dark Matter".I had never worked with creating effects for games prior to starting this class, and although it was very challenging at times learning this from scratch and making them look awesome, I put in the extra work needed and our effects for "Dark Matter" turned out great.

I started off working here as a general machinest, preparing blocks of metal to be precision machined in one of our CNC mills. This included me squaring the blocks properly so they would properly rest in the machines used. I would then have to size them very precisely, .01 of an inch, sometimes less. I eventually ended up running a CNC mill of my own, which I did take some classes at a local community college in order to do so. This job entailed me reading a blueprint for a block and deciphering what needed to be done to it in my mill. I had to then make sure I had all the correct tools in my mill in order to complete the blocks requirements. I would then have to program every aspect of what needed to be done to that said block IE: starting points and end points for tools, speed of the tools, paths of certain tools, ect... One slight mistake ended up in a machine crash, so this was very important to make sure your program was set accordingly.I learned a lot from this job and it was a fantastic work place experience where I learned a great trade.

I was in charge of Driving the Trucks Two Men and a Truck used. I would do inspections in the morning before departing to make sure everything was in working order and we had everything we needed for the day. I was in charge of a mover who helped me load the truck with our customers belongings, and then unload said items at their new place. I would then do paperwork to complete the move and accept payment. It was my first Job and it was a great experience.