um, see what they say first. Phone interviews are mostly just an introduction where you should just try and be yourself and talk about what you do, answer any questions and get done with it.
In my experience it's usually a producer that does the most useful talking at interview, or some kind of exec. YOu will probably start off with a human resources person right at the beginning. Usually programmer and art leads are too busy to take time out till an actual face to face interview.
What might happen is that you may get emailed some kind of test, or simply be invited to for a proper interview. In my experience the phone interview is just to guage that your not wasting their time and are who you say you are. Just try to sound enthusiastic, easy going and knowledgeable :)
In my experience it's usually a producer that does the most useful talking at interview, or some kind of exec. YOu will probably start off with a human resources person right at the beginning. Usually programmer and art leads are too busy to take time out till an actual face to face interview.
What might happen is that you may get emailed some kind of test, or simply be invited to for a proper interview. In my experience the phone interview is just to guage that your not wasting their time and are who you say you are. Just try to sound enthusiastic, easy going and knowledgeable :)