Are you a gamer? Does spending your day helping to create and perfect video games sound like your ultimate fantasy? Do you know you could oversee the development of a game from start to finish?

Do you want to be a video game producer?

Then you want to be a part of RedEye's Job Fantasy Camp, where we match up ambitious readers like you with people doing their dream job. In week eight, we visit video game producer Chelsea Blasko of Robomodo, a local game design company that lists new game Tony Hawk: Ride to its credits.

Sound good? Then press pause on your X-box and apply!

E-mail me at redeyejobcamp@gmail.com, telling me why, in a paragraph or less, creating video games is your dream job by this Thursday, Sep. 2, at 3pm.

Please include your age, neighborhood, and if applicable, Twitter handle.

Ever heard the saying "Behind every great athlete there's a great agent?" OK, so it's not actually a saying, but after meeting with sports agent Scott Rochelle of KSMG Sports Management, maybe it should be.

Scott, a licensed attorney and lover of sports was this week's "Camp Counselor" for RedEye's Job Fantasy Camp, where we find Chicagoans living their dream job and set them up with readers who want to follow suit.

Scott sat down with Camper Jordan Mayer, 30, of Vernon Hills and I to give us the ins and outs of sports agency.

Below, three secrets to making repping a pro-athlete your living:

 

Is it your dream to crack-down on crime on a national level? Can you imagine yourself going undercover, keeping the most sensitive of information underwraps, and taking down the worst of offenders? Is your life's mission: "To protect and defend the United States against terrorist and foreign intelligence threats?"

Do you want to be an FBI agent?

Then you want to be part of week seven of RedEye's Job Fantasy Camp, where we hook up you, our ambitious reader, with people in Chicago living your dream gig:

To do so: E-mail me at RedEyejobcamp@gmail.com. Tell me why your dream job is to become a special agent in the FBI, in a paragraph or less, by 3pm, Friday, Aug. 27.

Also include your age, neighborhood, and Twitter handle if applicable.

*Please note, you must be available Tuesday, Aug. 31 to meet with our Special Agent!

The zoo has always been a place for play, but what if it were also your job?

I visited the Lincoln Park Zoo as part of RedEye's Job Fantasy Camp, where we hook you, our ambitious reader, up with people doing your dream job. This week our camper was University of Illinois pre-vet student  Christina Mazulis, 21 of Lake Villa. Christina and I went behind the scenes of every corner of the zoo to find out just what it's like to work with wild animals and how you can do it too.

Below, three tips from an Animal Keeper, Curator, Animal Scientist, Zoo Educator, and a Public Relations director on how to make going to the zoo your job:

Do you eat, sleep, and breathe sports? Do you have a knack for negotiations? Have you always dreamed of yelling "Show me the money!" for real? 

Have you already mentally redesigned the room you're sitting in right now? 

The Gig:

YouTube (a product of Google) is seeking for a technical producer to add to their Advertising Sales team. The role, according to their website, involves:

• Managing campaigns for creative agencies, analytics, engineering consultants, and ad operations
• Using social media and user-generated sites (i.e., Twitter and Facebook) to create new opportunities based on industry trends and client needs
• Analyze what works, what doesn't and figure out why!

This is for you if:

You're uber web savvy, have a head for numbers, graphs, charts and everything analytical, and are always thinking of new and innovative ways to improve how things are done. Current Google employees call the ideal co-worker entrepreneurial, a go-getter and accessible. The site specifies at least 2 years of experience in interactive sales, brand program management, or consulting, with a 4-year degree.

Perks:

Do you adore animals? Did you beg your parents for a pet monkey or chinchilla? Is your dream to walk with the animals, talk with the animals, grunt and squeak and squawk with the animals?