The creators of the game Until Dawn are not mentioned in the film of the same name.
Kim Macaskill, a former employee of Sony Interactive Entertainment (Sie), practices criticism of the lack of recognition in the film Until Dawn. The creators of the game on which the film is based are not mentioned by name with any syllable.
In a contribution on the career network LinkedIn Macaskill writes: “As a former Sony Interactive Entertainment and Playstation Narrative Director, to whom it was said that the intellectual property I personally created would never be credited because I was employed (no royalties, no control, no recognition), it is difficult for me to understand the difference between Neil Druckmann's favor and other employee.”
“I have just left Dawn, where the director, the authors etc. were all recognized, but instead of mentioning the leading game developers who created this iconic game that they are obviously proud of, they simply packed it as 'based on the Sony game'.”
“Years have spent years to rush the brain to create something incredible, and the world deserves to know their names … instead … no recognition. No thanks.”
“Why should the originators of intellectual property continue to work for you? Film and television, which in the best case are grotesque, still have the need to point out the importance of recognition.”
The game Until Dawn was written by Larry Fessen and Graham Reznick. Neither the two nor producer Pete Samuels or the two Game Director Will Byles and Nik Bowen were mentioned.
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