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Internationally published as an artist and writer at the age of nineteen, Chris Gossett was one of the first designers hired by Lucasfilm Licensing to retro-design the Star Wars galaxy in 1993. The Phantom Menace included Gossett's work in the form of Darth Maul's double-edged lightsabre. Gossett then worked on the Apocalypse videogame, starring Bruce Willis, for the Sony PlayStation; he designed the main characters and wrote the final draft of the script. On Pitfall 3D, starring Bruce Campbell, Gossett performed the same duties and wrote, co-directed and drew nine minutes of additional story animation. His latest project, The Red Star, is a comic book mixing traditional drawings and computer generated images.
Software Highlights from Credited Titles
Chris Gossett's first video game work that SPOnG is aware of is the 2004 title, "The Red Star" (PS2) as Artist/Animator/Modeller.
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