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NDA [Non Disclosure Agreement]:

General info on NDA's. 
A non disclosure agreement is generally defined as a legally binding document that keeps an individual from sharing information, the information under the NDA can be effectively anything which includes but is not limited to; trade secrets, proprietary assets, any artwork pertaining to the IP and unfortunately misconduct, whether it's between employees and business partners. NDA's are a way to silence people however they are a useful tool when trying to get an edge over a competitor in the industry so they won't have information on the types of projects or technology you are working on.  






I created this NDA in word using a template generated by ChatGPT, this enabled me to read through the document and add in the relevant information for example the types of information that need to stay under the non disclosure agreement like the assets and concepts were create while on the project. This document outlines all of the information that we have to keep under wraps as well as how long for. 
Each of us have read and signed it so we are technically under the contract to keep our information private, however there are no lawyers to stop us and there aren't any people that would try sue us for breaking the contract as we are the studio executives.

Chat GPT, 2024. Response to “Create a temple NDA for an independent games studio” [Response to user question]. Retrieved from: https://chatgpt.com/ [Accessed 26 September 2024] 

Contract of Engagement:

The contract of engagement outlines how we are going to interact with the brief, the assets we produce and services we provide alongside how we will keep to our other related contracts, to ensure we don’t break them while on the project.

Environmental statement: 

Our environmental statement reads as follows.

At I.D.I.O.T. Studios, we believe that we have a responsibility to educate and inform others of the importance of sustainability through innovative games.

Our Commitment:

  1. Eco-Conscious Development: We strive to minimise our environmental impact by using energy-efficient technologies, reducing waste, and opting for sustainable materials in our workplace and production processes.
  2. Digitally Exclusive: Any games we produce will be released digitally. By doing this we reduce the waste from physical products, lower our carbon footprint and conserve resources.
  3. Environmental Education: Our games explore themes of environmental stewardship and social responsibility, encouraging players to reflect on how their own habits and actions impact the environment and their local area.
  4. Continuous Improvement: We will continue to research and look at new practices and methods to improve our studios sustainability and carbon footprint as we aim to keep improving.

 

We hope to inspire our players to think mindfully of their actions through our games and to create change.

 

From all at I.D.I.O.T. Studios.

The environmental statement describes how we as a company will endeavour to reduce our own carbon footprint most notably by only selling digital copies as well as using digital documents instead of paper ones. On top of that we will also make an effort to teach our audience about how what we do affects the local and global environment.

Chat GPT, 2024. Response to “Create an environmental statement for an independent games studio” [Response to user question]. Retrieved from: https://chatgpt.com/ [Accessed 26 September 2024] 
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