Unity Developer Day: Brighton, UK 2018
Event Information
Description
The annual Unity Developer Day conference tour is coming to the UK for the first time ever — join us for an exciting day of development talks, games, and more at Unity Developer Day: Brighton this July 8th!
Unity Developer Day is a conference series dedicated to supporting local developers through the exchange of stories and skills that promote the creation of successful Unity games and interactive media.
Our Brighton edition brings together local game creators and Unity staff to share their expertise through a full-day conference track, networking lunch, and showcase of local games and projects made with Unity.
Local speakers will share experiences and insights gained throughout the creation of their Unity games - be it through programming, design, art, audio, business, and more.
Expert Unity evangelists will give talks focused on how local developers can get the most out of their work with Unity and its services.
Unity Developer Day will feature Unity Staff and Evangelists like Josh Naylor, Ciro Continisio, Liz Mercuri, Lisa Eliasson, Alessia Nigretti, Thomas Richards and more.
Featured Talks:
Keynote: Unity 2018 Roadmap
Josh Naylor - Team Lead Evangelism, EMEA, Unity (@JoshNaylor)
ProCore: Communicating Creative Intent Across Teams
Liz Mercuri - Technical Evangelist, Unity (@FragFox)
Jonathon Wilson - Senior Designer, Coatsink (@Omnislash92)
Progressive Lightmapper and GI: How to Get the Most From your Lighting
Ciro Continisio - Technical Evangelist, Unity (@CiroContns)
Keep control: Lessons in the intricacies of game controller implementations in action games
Sylvain Cornillon - CTO, Bossa Studios
Full schedule coming in June! Follow #UnityDeveloperDay on Twitter to catch news about talk announcements, event updates, and more!
Meet with Unity Recruiters
Come meet the Unity Recruiting Team at Unity Developer Day! They'll be at the event to answer your questions and discuss local and global opportunities with Unity.
100% of the proceeds raised from the ticket purchases will be donated to SpecialEffect. To learn more about this amazing charity and how they help people with physical disabilities play video games, please visit their website https://www.specialeffect.org.uk/