Welcome to the Unity Section 1 sub-forum

Hi there,

My name is Lorena, i’m 25 and am from Bucharest, Romania. I’ve finished a bachlor in computer science and have since been working succesfully as a web developer. However, it’s been a goal of mine to enroll in a game programming masters and i believe this course can be a great head start!

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Hi,
I am sanjoy saha. I am from India. Last few year I am working as freelance developer in VB platform. I have few basic knowledge of Unity 3D. I really want to build my freelance career as Game Developer.

Hello, My Name is Jose Antonio Montes, but I run around the internet as NeoAnthony or TheNeoAnthony. I am from Honduras, Central America. I like to do a little bit of everything, so I’ve done some animation work, I have done graphic design for over 10 years, I am also a musician and produce electronic music and punk rock. I’ve also written and directed a couple of short films, I’m intermediate in Web Design and programming with PHP and MySQL. I’m currently getting more interested in programming, so what better way to learn than programming games. I am also a PC and Nintendo gamer, and have a Spanish Gaming channel on You Tube called MMOBurger, which I run with a friend.

Sorry this is a messy kind of introduction, but I didn’t know where to start :sweat_smile: .

Hope to see many of your projects, and be able to play them on my gaming channel. WInk Wink.

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Hi there!

I’m a small indie developer. Will soon be releasing my retro style game Rush to Adventure. I am a member of Arctic Game Lab in the north of Sweden. I will be moving over to using Unity for my next game, a sci-fi RPG.

You can check out my website at www.digitalawakening.se

Hello everyone!

My name is Dusan and I am a Java developer, working mostly in ecommerce sphere.
Game development was one of my favorite topics, but I have actually never tackled that subject for real. I have created some logic games with integrated AI, but never something that “moves” in computer generated scenery :slight_smile:
Given the fact that Unity is used for many indie games on steam and gog and that I am generally a big fan of video games, it is natural to give it a shot and see how it goes.
Yes, I am Java developer for the last 7 years, but I have started my dev career as C# developer, so it won’t hurt to refresh my C# memory a bit :slight_smile:

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Hello all,

I’m an art student in Bulgaria :slight_smile: I’ve had previous schooling in computer languages, but it’s old and high school-leveled so i thought i’d do some relearning with a twist i can use in my new niche.
So lets hope some pretty games come out of it.

Lets have fun and challenge ourselfs while we’re at it.
Nice to meet everyone.

Hi!

I actually was one of the supporters in the original Kickstarter campaign for this course, and enrolled as soon as it was out, but never actually sat down to take it until now – I know, a little embarrassing… However, I’ve never forgotten about it, and am finally ready to commit to the course; it’s time!

I have a background primarily in Media, Performance, and Education, but am also a technologist, and have taught at the high school level for over a dozen years (not only in theater & film, but also math, physics, and computer science – i’m also the person who is responsible for teaching all the rest of the faculty how to use the technology available at the school and how to better incorporate in into their curricula).

Through my work as a Technical Producer for Oculus VR, and more recently for both HTC/Valve & Google Cardboard Team, I have become immersed in the VR world, and started creating my own content. Up to this point, since I’m a filmmaker, it has all been 360 video, captured with cameras rather than CG. Well, the more I make, and more involved I get, the clearer it is to me that I really need to learn to start working in Unity and/or Unreal.
So, here I am!

Of course, now I see Ben has created a VR specific course, but I still think I will start here (especially since I already paid for it!), and I will probably end up buying the Unreal course, too – in fact I wonder if maybe I should skip Unity and go to Unreal…

Anyway, excited to finally be here and looking forward to making some great stuff with you all!!! :grin:

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Hello everyone, I’m Vera and I live in the Netherlands. I have a lot of programming experience, but know next to nothing about Unity and game development. Not yet, but that’s about to change :slight_smile: . I like playing games, especially the ones that challenge my creativity. I’m looking forward to starting with my Unity course and I’m very curious to see where it will take me.

Hello,

I’m really excited to start making games, i’m 24 completed my B.Sc. in Computer Science, My project was on Augmented Reality and I used Unity to accomplish that and it was pretty minimal in terms of complex game mechanics and id like to learn more about interesting video game making techniques through this course and be ready when the right game studio asks for developers.

I’m Yixuan from Singapore, currently studying engineering at NTU! I know just a bit of programming and I hope I can create something fun out of unity one day.

Hello, my name is Sonia, a Miami native :slight_smile:. I majored in Graphic Design in Miami Dade College, learning programs such as Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, and even dabbled a bit in WebDesign (Dreamweaver and WordPress).

I had never heard of Blender until opening an Instagram account for my calligraphy business, and I saw the absolutely wonderful creations that people have made using this program. I have always loved illustration and would love to take it to the next level and create 3D models. Mostly for fun, really :wink:

Hi Everybody,

My name is Robin and I’m from the Netherlands. I work for a small 3D company and we just started using Unity for creating VR experiences.
My 3D skills are self-taught, but this time I didnt want to spend a lot of time searching en copy/pasting to get the result I want. Thats why I started this course.

Hi! My name is Claudia and I am an iOS developer. I live in Amsterdam and I would like to learn to make games.

Hi , I am here because my son @ 12 years old wants to learn how to create games, I have searched the net in order to find a suitable starting point for him and myself, so here we are, I hope that he and I will come to understand more about the creating of games.
Thanks.

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Hiya,

My name Cris an I’m from the Netherlands. I’m 33 years old currently and looking forward structuring my creative thoughts by following this course.

Nice to meet you all!

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Hi all,
My name is Libero and I’m from Italy.
This is the first time for me in the development of the games.
I’m very excited and I hope to understand this fabolous world

Hello Everyone!

My name is Pedro and I’m from Porto, Portugal. I’m 24 and I work as a sound engineer for bands and also as a musician/composer for videogames and film. I always loved videogames and during my master’s degree on multimedia I learned some basic unity and other programming softwares like Processing, Max/MSP, Arduino, etc.

I’m looking to learn more about programming with unity and also to learn how to program sound in videogames.

Also, I think it is a good oportunity to meet people from all over the world that have the same aspirations and maybe work together.

Hi,

I’m Nina (19) from Finland and I’m (at the moment) studying the basics of game development at an institution. I want to become a game programmer, and I’ve used Unity to an extent hence ending up hearing about this course. I really want to learn everything I can before I try to apply for university and it would be cool to make a career out of all this.

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Hi,
I am a university student studying Computer Science/Games Technology and Games Art and Design in Australia. I want to become a strong programmer in Unity and Unreal so hopefully Udemy courses can help me reach my goals.

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Hello!

I’m Daniël (25) from the Netherlands and I want to learn programming to make a career switch form being a Service Adviser. I hope this course will help me achieve this.

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