EXCLUSIVE: Mind Riot Entertainment will work with journalist, game developer and computer programmer Brianna Wu for Gamergate, a series about her experience as a critic and target of the notorious …
is co-created and co-written by Wu and J. Brad Wilke , and will be produced by Mind Riot Entertainment’s Jonathan Keasey .
In 2014, the personal attacks force Wu and her husband to flee their Boston home in the wake of online death threats as a result of her efforts to support female game developers, journalists, and players targeted online by violent and sexist attacks via social media and message boards. In the aftermath, Wu ran for congress in 2018, representing women in tech. Wu has shared her story in a number of publications including The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Guardian.
Keasey added: “Working with Brianna is a huge score for us. Based in Seattle, one of the country’s meccas for gaming, we’ve been wanting to shed light on this subject matter for a while and are honored that Brianna will be co-writing the series alongside Brad.” Mind Riot Entertainment is repped by Katrina Brede and Bracepoint Law; Keasey is repped by Circle of Confusion and Hirsch, Wallerstein, Hayum, Matlof + Fishman; Wilke is repped by Mind Riot Entertainment and Bracepoint Law; Dodd is repped by Mind Riot Entertainment and Bracepoint Law.
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