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The best thing that you could do is adopt a game engine that utilizes a programming language that you're familiar with already. Then my advice would be to make the best portfolio demo reel that you can make within a reasonable time.Keep your demo-games which are to be used as portfolio work, small, fun and showcasing mechanics and functionality over art. Make it look as presentable as possible but focus on the tasks of your mechanics and that programming side of your projects.Once you have a reasonable array of demo-projects that you can showcase, make a snappy video of the projects that is as short as possible with the best at the front... Make this video view-able online and include links to the projects that can (hopefully) be played on the web or a download to a file that doesn't require installation. The goal is to get your content visible in as little time as possible to people you'll be sending your content to.Some companies will want to interview you and possibly see a sample of some code and how 'you' code to make sure that you will be easy to integrate to their team and others will quite possible have a more lengthy and intimate interview with you regarding your goals and such. (depending on the company of course)Once you've gained some traction with making a few smaller portfolio works, start sending it out to as many companies that are hiring as you can find, that meet your standards. You may only hear back from one, maybe none at first... Stick with it and write an easy to read and to the point cover letter. The people seeing this content and reading your cover letter will be short on time and will have to read through a whole bunch of these applications and the sad fact is that if your dragging things on and not cutting to the point then they will get bored and move on, your video will also have to capture some attention, or the small descriptions that you use in the opening texts regarding what you're about to showcase.You may have an easier time trying to get into the higher end indie scene that create compelling and creative works that compete with the whole "AAA" ranked content, they're generally more accepting, better to deal with and willing to hire self taught folks who showcase a passion and ability to learn. Some of those companies will have you as paid staff and over time be willing to integrate you into a core part of the team too which is always nice for someone who has larger goals than being a desk jockey forever.I hope this sheds some insight into how you may want to get started with getting into this industry... It will take some time to practice and build up that initial portfolio, but that is what will help you get your foot in the door.If you have any more questions, feel free to ask...Kind Regards,Patrick Griffiths.