I'm pulling on my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for the drive to work.

Okay, so yesterday was the final, the final day of the Great Designer Search 3.

So I'm going to sort of talk a little bit about setup how we got there, and then I'm going to talk about the final day.

Okay, so back in December, we announced that we were doing the third great designer search

and we had, I think, you could sign up if you were interested, meaning we would contact

you with the information once, because January was when the, it would start to try to, the

trials would start because there were three trials.

So, 8,000 people signed up.

Trial one had, you had to write 3,000 words worth of essays, 10 essay questions, 300 words

apiece, and 3,000, just slightly over 3,000 people did the essays and then qualified for trial 2, which was a multiple choice test.

With 75 questions, you needed to get 73.

We did not expect 3,000 people to take the test.

And then from there, trial 3 was a design test in which you had a design, I think it was 10

cards.

And so basically what happened is we ended up picking eight people.

So on the design test.

So essentially what happened was to qualify the top eight, you had to excel at all the trials.

You obviously had to get 73 better on trial two.

You had to write really interesting essay answers on trial one.

And you had a really good design test on trial three.

And the way it worked was the judges for the event were me representing vision design,

Eric Lauer representing set design, and Melissa Datorre representing play design.

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