What we do:
Wero Creative designs engaging immersive experiences that educate, entertain, or connect people in innovative ways.
We have experience in making educational games that are designed around the needs of a teacher in a modern day classroom. Teachers have spoken highly of GOT Game and Rock Mars because it reflects the mix of internet, group, and individual work that is found in the 21st century working environment.
Who we are:
Adam Clare
Adam is a big fan of gaming and boraden how games are used in education and entertainment. He teaches the Advance Game Design theory and Game Psychology courses at George Brown College in Toronto.
As a co-founder of TorGame, Adam was responsible for the creation, testing and deployment of the puzzles for TorGame – a story-driven game based in the real world.
In 2004, he co-founded ThingsAreGood.com, a site dedicated exclusively to good news, which he continues to run. He was the head editor of the Digital Divide Network (www.digitaldivide.net), a project of TakingITglobal.org.
Adam has a Masters in Education from the University of Toronto(OISE) and studied politics and history at Trent University.
Denis Coyne
Prior to Wero Creative, he was part of the team raising $196 million for the Toronto International Film Festival Group’s new year-round home, the Bell Lightbox. He is also a co-creator of TorGame, a unique real-life alternate reality game fostering the exploration of Toronto’s public spaces.
Denis holds a degree in film studies from Queen’s University where he headed up Guest Relations for the Kingston Canadian Film Festival. He also founded the Board of the Queen’s Student Opera Company – now the largest student-run opera company in North America.
Outside of work, Denis continues to play violin as he has from the age of six and its led him to collaborations with local theatre productions as a producer, director and music director, and he’s has played at many, many more weddings than he ever intended.