First Person Shooter takes us inside 'JetPack Games', a start-up video game
company, where the hottest, most violent game on the market has brought instant
success to its twenty-something tech geniuses. Their celebration fizzles when
their game is blamed for a schoolyard shooting. As the young CEO of Jet Pack
deals with an impending lawsuit and the father of one of the victims, he must
confront whether he has any responsibilities in the world beyond his computer
screen.

"[Loeb] wanted to write a play about the people caught in the echo chamber of the
debate. What must it be like for the people actually accused of making a game
that turns kids into killers? What about the parents of the victims? Their
children are dead and the news is jam packed with talk of something so trivial
as videogames!"

Labels: events, media intersection, video game violence