Real-Time 3D with Unreal Engine - Learn Directly from a Ubisoft Artist

You might have imagined yourself building game worlds, shaping characters, or being part of something players experience every day. That excitement is real, but so is the confusion that comes with it.

Where do you begin? What should you learn first? And how do you know if you’re even moving in the right direction?

This session brings clarity. It connects what you’re learning with how the industry actually works, so you’re not just practicing skills-you’re understanding where they fit.

Why Real-Time 3D is the Future of Gaming

The way games are developed has changed. Real-time 3D is at the center of this change, affecting not only the gaming industry but also the film and virtual production industries.

Unreal Engine contributes significantly to this space. It assists creators in developing environments, enabling faster testing and the creation of scenes with a level of detail that can be called immersive and responsive.

Studios such as Ubisoft and ILM use these workflows on a daily basis. Any person entering this sphere will be able to realize opportunities presented by real-time 3D, which aligns with the industry’s current functioning.

The Biggest Challenge: Breaking into the Game Industry

The majority of the people who venture into this space are curious and driven. The difficulty normally lies in being unaware of how all these relate to one another.

It is possible to find endless tutorials and tools, but few of them describe how actual projects are assembled in a studio. Without seeing the big picture, it is easy to learn in bits and pieces.

It is in this that most learners are left stranded:

• You get tools, but not how to use them in a working process.
• You train, yet you are not aware of what studios require.
• You are a tutorial follower and have difficulty creating something on your own.
• You are working hard, yet you seem to be making no progress.

In the absence of that context, progress may be slow or false. It is possible that you are working hard but are not sure whether you are driving toward something significant.

A Live Session That Shows You How the Industry Really Works

This session is intended to offer a contextual gap.

Directed by an artist at Ubisoft with a background at ILM, it offers a closer look at the use of real-time 3D in everyday production. You will learn how workflows are developed, how decisions are made, and how various components of a project are assembled.

It provides a more realistic picture of what it is like to work in this field.

What You’ll Learn in This Session & Who Should Attend

This kind of insight helps you connect your learning to real industry expectations.

Learn from Industry Professionals

Ubisoft Artist

Gain perspective from someone actively working in production, with experience across studios like Ubisoft and ILM. The session reflects how projects are handled in real environments, not just in isolated exercises.

Kingston Chan (Program Director)

Former Senior Art Director at FZD, Kingston has guided many artists who now work at studios like Bandai Namco and Riot Games. His experience adds depth to how creative careers can take shape over time.

Event Details

• Date: 17 April 2026
• Time: 8:00 PM (Singapore Time)
• Format: Live Online (Zoom)
• Cost: Free
• Seats: Limited

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Closing: A Clearer Way Forward

Starting out in any creative field can feel uncertain, especially when the path is not clearly defined. The right guidance can make that journey feel more focused and intentional.

If you’ve been thinking about stepping into game art or real-time 3D, this session gives you a chance to see how things actually come together. It can help you move forward with more confidence and a better sense of direction.