Dallas College

Student Experience: Scott Sengbush

“After working in the health and fitness industry for such a long time, I noticed I wasn’t coming home feeling fulfilled. I wanted to be involved with something more creative and fun. I have been a gamer for as long as I can remember, so I decided to pursue a career in gaming. I took a 3D animation class in the Summer and fell in love with it instantly. My experience in movement science was a tremendous help in the transition to animating bipedal characters.

“Richland allowed me to explore a lot of avenues of game design. I started with an interest in programming and level design, but I eventually decided it wasn’t for me. Then I tried modeling and storyboarding, but I eventually decided to stick with 3D animation. I was able to use my prior management experience on Fowl Magic in a project development class and it remains a strong portfolio piece.

“I would like to own my own studio in 10 years. Also, being able to animate for The Last of Us 2 would be a dream, or something related to DC or Marvel movies as well.”


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Michael Gutierrez

Michael Gutierrez

Engineering Student
“The community here was the biggest surprise. People often assume community colleges are places where students leave right after class, but Dallas College is full of connection, involvement and interesting people.”
Engineering
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James C. Woodall

Quality Assurance Director and Graphics Artist Blind Mind Studios
“I would recommend this program for students wanting to rub shoulders with industry giants, those who hunger to develop professional games, and those who are curious about whether their skill-set fits with the gaming industry.”
Interactive Simulation and Game Technology (Game Design)
Neethu Kuriakose

Neethu Kuriakose M., EdTech

Data Entry Clerk, Dallas County Immunization/Medical Records Division; Adjunct Faculty, Computer Science and Information Technology
“I strongly recommend Dallas College for anyone who wants to take classes with affordable tuition, and who might like to work on campus while being a student.”
Computer Information Technology
Matthew Seyer

Matthew Seyer

Prospective transfer student
“It’s nice to be able to go to classes every day and know that everything you learn in class you can apply in the field. Hands down, I don’t know that you could do better in a two-year Digital Forensics program than at Richland College.”
Computer: Cyber Security
Scott Sengbush
Scott Sengbush
Game Producer Game Circus
Interactive Simulation and Game Technology (Game Design)
School of Engineering, Technology, Mathematics and Sciences
Updated September 22, 2026