Difference between revisions of "Rasmus Høgdall"
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Rasmus Høgdall has written scenarios for Danish conventions and larps for the festival [[Blackbox CPH]], beside the longer running larps he has been part of writing. <br> | Rasmus Høgdall has written scenarios for Danish conventions and larps for the festival [[Blackbox CPH]], beside the longer running larps he has been part of writing. <br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:52, 9 January 2019
Rasmus Høgdall | |
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| Born | 1978 (age 45–46) |
| Nationality | Denmark |
Rasmus Høgdall is a Danish larper and larpwright. He has a background as film editor and Art Director.
Rasmus Høgdall has written scenarios for Danish conventions and larps for the festival Blackbox CPH, beside the longer running larps he has been part of writing.
Rasmus Høgdall has besides making larp, been part of Project Særimner, trying to make the short freeform games more accessible. Besides making larps and free form game, Rasmus has worked a lot with enchaning the visual and graphic design of the larp scene. This is most notable in the logos for Knudepunkt 2015, Project Særimner, Netværksforeningen Gnist og Blackbox CPH.
Games
- All the little boys are dead (2014)
- The three Christs of Ypsilanti (2014)
- Falling in love (2013)
- Hotel Fantasia (2013)
- The Invisibles (2012)
- Delirium (2010)
- Totem (2007)
- System Danmarc (2005)
