timchuon

Hello Everyone!

My name is Tim Chuon, and I'm a board game photographer/videographer. I've done commercial work and made trailers for all kinds of games. I love being able to share how I make them on my YouTube channel, and I try to up the quality of content that I make for board games in general.

I'm really excited to be here with you all and will be answering any questions (from 1pm PST to 3pm PST) about filming/photography, help with content creation, or anything at all!

Update 3:07pm: Thank you so much for all the fantastic questions everyone! Really had a blast, and if you have any other questio

Hi All! I'm no designer, and I'm not making a game; however, gleaning across campaigns this month, I thought it'd be interesting to put together backers thoughts as they're scanning through different projects. I feel like this would help backers save time and hopefully help designers make it an easy read to attract more backers as well.

With that in mind, how do you feel about the following questions:

1) What's the reason why you click on the campaign page?

Artwork/art style instantly grabs my attention.

2) What's the order of sections you prefer to have?

I like to see a complete summary of what the game is about, and if it's a returning campaign, a quick summary of what's ha

Hi all! I kind of want to explore making a short film for the hobby, and I'm really interested in knowing what your reason is for enjoying board games. If you're open to sharing and having it possibly mentioned/woven in the video, I'd love to see what your reason is for loving this hobby! I'll post the video on my channel and here as well when I finish it, hopefully within the next week or two

Just recently played fuji koro and it got me thinking about equipment-building in tabletop gaming! I was mostly looking for competitive games that also utilize the "build up your gear" mechanic versus co op dungeon crawlers; do you have any that come to mind and do you find anything interesting or unique about them?

After making many video tutorials and teaching a ton of games to people, I wanted to make one dedicated video discussion on how to make a good rulebook. I would love to hear your thoughts and opinions on it and will be including it on my future video!

For me, I think every rule book can be simplified and broken down into the following categories.

1. Setup- Keep how-to-play concepts OUT! List what goes on the table. Match names to pictures (Ex-Victory condition cards look like this, this miniature is called "The Assassin," this token is the fire token) Designate a section to show the types of cards and all the symbols on them. List what each part of the map/board means. Fortunately,

Jumanji Replica Kickstarter

Sure the classic has minimal (if any?) gameplay, but I just thought this version of the game is unlike anything I’ve ever seen- it’s a cool concept! What do you all think of the game and the chances it’ll be genuinely published so that backers receive it?

Scavenging through rules and can’t seem to find whether one person can play as Kuvira and the other as Unalaq instead of having full 3-Bender teams.... is this possible?