Hello, this is Jason Shire once again, and I'm here with Kirk Hamilton.

Hello, once again.

We are again at the San Francisco GDC Press Room, and we are joined by Tina Sanchez, a producer at Respond, formerly of Infinity Ward.

And before that, back in the day, IGN and one- one up and you have probably heard her voice before

if you were listening to podcasts seven eight years ago making her triumphant return to podcasting hello

Tina hi how's it going guys so you just told us this is the first time you've been in a podcast

in five years it's been a very long time oh man you need to do you need to like get out

practice a little bit get your get your peas out I do because there's so much I've wanted

to say over the past five years, but I've just been like heads down making games and it's been

interesting. There's a lot that's happened. You can say it all now. I live through it all out. I mean, like, I'm aging myself, but I've, it's, there's been a lot of stuff that's

happened.

Like, when I first joined Infinity Ward, there was a bunch going on, you know, the, the team

was building up and ramping up after the breakup.

Worked on Callow Duty Ghost.

That was a lot of fun.

And then we jumped into something new with Infinite Warfare.

And it's just been a crazy ride. Yeah. Yeah. So which Call of Duty games did you work on while you were there?

I helped out with Modern Warfare 3 D.L.C. That was my first game. And then jumped into Ghost,

Infinite Warfare. And then I also worked on Caller D. World War II.

Okay. Cool. And you were a producer there. a producer there. So your job is to connect people, help logistics,

schedule, make sure they're working on things at the right time, help prioritize, unblock them.

You're going to have to be the jerk, right? You have to be the person saying, where is this?

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