​What is it?

​The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) San Antonio Chapter is excited to partner with local expert Marco Torres to bring you a comprehensive, hands-on Unreal Engine workshop. This session covers a range of topics—from beginner basics to intermediate techniques—including how to set up your development environment, create new assets, and implement industry tips and tricks.

​Why Should I Be Interested?

​Whether you're just starting out, eager to learn from an industry expert, or looking to gain practical, hands-on experience to boost your skills, this workshop is designed with you in mind.

​What Do I Get Out of It?

• ​Expert instruction for using the Unreal Engine.

• ​Practical take-home materials for projects.

• ​Free lunch, breaks, and snacks provided.

​Why the Cost?

​Our ticket price of $50 not only grants you full access to the workshop but also supports the ACM San Antonio Chapter—a local non-profit dedicated to giving back to the community. All funds collected will cover our operational costs for the coming year and will help fund future events and community programs.

​The Instructor!

​Marco Torres is an industry expert with over 10 years of experience in game development and 3D art!

He currently works as a 3D Artist and Unreal Engine Developer for a government VR team, where he specializes in creating immersive environments and interactive simulations using Unreal Engine 5. In addition to his professional work, Marco is actively developing indie games, including Roots Homebound and Fiber, and contributes to the Unreal Engine community as a mentor and speaker

​How Should I Sign Up?

​Register your ticket via LUMA to secure your spot at the workshop. Hurry—ticket prices are only $50 until March 12th; after that, prices will increase.

​:REFUNDS:

​Refunds are handled on a case-by-case basis. If the workshop is canceled by the organizers with less than 48 hours’ notice, a refund will be processed within 5-10 business days. Please note that cancellations initiated by attendees may be subject to additional terms.