Tim Clark Email & Phone Number

New York

Working across all of Future's gaming brands, my remit is to raise editorial quality throughout the group, maximise cost efficiency and drive benefit through better relations with our third-party partners. I'm also responsible for the creative work on product development and new launches. I recently completed redesigns for the official PlayStation and Xbox magazines, while my current projects include the relaunch of GamesMaster magazine, and a designing a new weekly gaming product for iPhone… Show more Working across all of Future's gaming brands, my remit is to raise editorial quality throughout the group, maximise cost efficiency and drive benefit through better relations with our third-party partners. I'm also responsible for the creative work on product development and new launches. I recently completed redesigns for the official PlayStation and Xbox magazines, while my current projects include the relaunch of GamesMaster magazine, and a designing a new weekly gaming product for iPhone and iPad. Show less

San Francisco

Having launched the new look Official PlayStation Magazine, which won a Games Media Award in its first year, I was promoted to Editor-in-Chief. Key amongst my expanded duties was launching FirstPlay - a subscription and advertising funded digital download show, delivered weekly through Sony's PlayStation Network. This involved building an additional seven-person team, including video editors and a PS3 programmer, working on the interface functionality and design, plus involvement in the… Show more Having launched the new look Official PlayStation Magazine, which won a Games Media Award in its first year, I was promoted to Editor-in-Chief. Key amongst my expanded duties was launching FirstPlay - a subscription and advertising funded digital download show, delivered weekly through Sony's PlayStation Network. This involved building an additional seven-person team, including video editors and a PS3 programmer, working on the interface functionality and design, plus involvement in the marketing campaign and selling the idea to key industry contacts. Show less

Having taken full control of the magazine I led a team of nine staff and was responsible for every element of the magazine - from editorial tone, through packaging and design to managing key external relationships and guiding long-term strategy. I prided myself on generating new ideas and consistently delivering innovative creative solutions.

Working directly for the Editor-in-Chief, in addition to the work I was already doing as Deputy Editor, I would also ‘sign out' the magazine, negotiate covers and exclusives, work closely with other internal departments (marketing, advertising, production etc) and keep track of changes in the market with a view to maximising reader benefit and boosting sales.

In my capacity as Deputy Editor I was responsible for ensuring excellence throughout the magazine. My key duties included securing exclusives, flatplanning, commissioning freelancers, organising and motivating our team, dealing with workflow issues and driving the editorial in terms of tone and style. The job necessitated regular international travel, including visits to trade shows and many of the world's leading development studios

My duties were split between writing across every section of the magazine and managing content on Sony's PlayStation portal http://uk.playstation.com. My work on the site involved controlling the UK homepage, creating original content, encouraging community activity and repurposing articles from the magazine.

As Editor of the Network of the World's Gamer service I was responsible for the channel's online content. My role involved writing fresh stories on a daily basis and overseeing a team that included staff writers, sub editors and graphic designers. I worked in tandem with the web producer to improve the site's functionality and usability, and also oversaw the relaunch of the service as www.gamer.tv in early 2002. Updated seven days a week, the site covered every aspect of videogaming, including… Show more As Editor of the Network of the World's Gamer service I was responsible for the channel's online content. My role involved writing fresh stories on a daily basis and overseeing a team that included staff writers, sub editors and graphic designers. I worked in tandem with the web producer to improve the site's functionality and usability, and also oversaw the relaunch of the service as www.gamer.tv in early 2002. Updated seven days a week, the site covered every aspect of videogaming, including industry news, a comprehensive review section, video-on-demand and exclusive interviews. I also reported directly from the E3 entertainment expo in Los Angeles and the Milia interactive content exhibition in Cannes. Show less

Working directly for the Head of Programming, my job covered every aspect of maintaining the station's output. Tasks included liaising with the parent company in the US, commissioning promos from agencies, writing marketing materials, scheduling our programming and supervising video and audio editing sessions.

I started at L!VE TV as a researcher on its flagship late night programme, booking guests, investigating stories and devising new content strands. I was subsequently made responsible for editing and overseeing the channel's acquired output, before being promoted to the promotions department where I designed and created a wide range of episode specific and channel promos.