Cinema 4D MasterClass A Beginner Guide for Animation

Cinema 4D MasterClass – A Beginners Guide for Animation, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.33, with 56 lectures, based on 6 reviews, and has 41 subscribers.

You will learn about Fundamentals of Cinema 4D – Getting started in Cinema 4D, Menus, Object Types, Project Settings etc Modelling – Modelling tools and how they work, good modelling practices Lighting – Light types & how to lighting a with a purpose Materials – Create using built in effects or with custom image maps. Learn how the Reflectance channel in Cinema 4D Works Animation – Creating keframes, how keyframe interpolation works. Working with timeline window in Cinema 4D Cameras – How to create dynamic & smooth camera animations. Using splines as guides or using the Morph camera. Mograph – Cinema 4Ds powerful Mograph section. The Cloner object, effector & falloff fields. Fracture and other mograph objects Splines – How to draw splines, spline types. Learn what Intermediate points are. How to convert splines to geometry. Import paths from Photoshop or illustrator. This course is ideal for individuals who are Everyone and anyone that wants to learn Cinema 4D from scratch. or Existing Cinema 4D users that want to expand their knowledge of the program or Users of the 3D software that are interested in switching to Cinema 4D It is particularly useful for Everyone and anyone that wants to learn Cinema 4D from scratch. or Existing Cinema 4D users that want to expand their knowledge of the program or Users of the 3D software that are interested in switching to Cinema 4D.

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Title: Cinema 4D MasterClass – A Beginners Guide for Animation

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.33

Number of Lectures: 56

Number of Published Lectures: 56

Number of Curriculum Items: 56

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 56

Original Price: ￡54.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Fundamentals of Cinema 4D – Getting started in Cinema 4D, Menus, Object Types, Project Settings etc

Modelling – Modelling tools and how they work, good modelling practices

Lighting – Light types & how to lighting a with a purpose

Materials – Create using built in effects or with custom image maps. Learn how the Reflectance channel in Cinema 4D Works

Animation – Creating keframes, how keyframe interpolation works. Working with timeline window in Cinema 4D

Cameras – How to create dynamic & smooth camera animations. Using splines as guides or using the Morph camera.

Mograph – Cinema 4Ds powerful Mograph section. The Cloner object, effector & falloff fields. Fracture and other mograph objects

Splines – How to draw splines, spline types. Learn what Intermediate points are. How to convert splines to geometry. Import paths from Photoshop or illustrator.

Who Should Attend

Everyone and anyone that wants to learn Cinema 4D from scratch.

Existing Cinema 4D users that want to expand their knowledge of the program

Users of the 3D software that are interested in switching to Cinema 4D

Target Audiences

Everyone and anyone that wants to learn Cinema 4D from scratch.

Existing Cinema 4D users that want to expand their knowledge of the program

Users of the 3D software that are interested in switching to Cinema 4D

The Ultimate Cinema 4D Guide for Beginners.

The class is for everyone and anyone that wants to learn how to use Cinema 4D. If you have never opened Cinema 4D before, or any other type of 3D application – you will be able to watch and follow along with everything in this class.

I will be sharing several tip & tricks to help you use Cinema 4D the right way, develop a fast and efficient workflow and several techniques that I have discovered during my own experience with Cinema 4D over the last 10 years.So even if you have some experience in Cinema 4D, there will be a lot of new things that you can pick up from watching this class.

This roughly 8-hour long class split is organised into 2 general sections. Section 1 covers various topics and tools in Cinema 4D. Section 2 is about developing workflows and working on real projects as examples. Watch the whole thing and by the end of it you will be able to open Cinema 4D and start creating your own animation today!

Section 1: Aspects of Cinema 4D

Getting Started – An overview of menus, interface & objects in Cinema 4D. Shortcuts & project settings

Modelling – A look at various modelling tools & techniques, and where to find assets to use in your projects

Lighting – The light types in Cinema 4D & their settings, and how to light with purpose

Materials – How material channels work, and making stylised or realistic materials

Splines – How to draw paths, other path-based objects, and generating Geometry

MoGraph – An overview of Cinema 4D’s powerful ‘MoGraph’ section

Animation – How to make keyframes, working with timelines, keyframe interpolation

Cameras – Camera settings & the best way to do smooth & dynamic camera animations

Section 2: Example Project & Workflows

This section focuses on using everything learnt up to this point, and applying it to real projects. You will see a full worklow from working on the projects in Cinema 4D, and outputting them and finishing in After Effects. During this section we will continue to introduce new ideas and concepts as part of the process. The projects are:

Example Project 01 –Futuristic City Animation with several skyscrapers & flying cars

Example Project 02 – Sci-Fi Wormhole animation, looped animation.

By the end of the class you will be able to open Cinema 4D and create your own animations, let get started!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Navigation Shortcuts

Lecture 2: Viewport Options

Lecture 3: Installing Plugins, Customizing UI

Lecture 4: Application & Project Settings

Lecture 5: Menu Items

Lecture 6: Moving, Scaling, Rotating Objects

Lecture 7: Object Attributes & Tags

Lecture 8: Coordinates & Size Options

Lecture 9: Object Hierachies

Chapter 2: Modelling

Lecture 1: Introduction, Selection Modes

Lecture 2: Extrude, Extrude Inner & Bevel Tools

Lecture 3: Subdiving Edges

Lecture 4: Loop Path Cuts, Edge To Splines Tools

Chapter 3: Lighting

Lecture 1: General Light Settings

Lecture 2: Light Falloff

Lecture 3: Volumetrics & Light Rays

Lecture 4: The Area Light

Lecture 5: Custom Light Shapes

Lecture 6: Shadow Types & Settings

Chapter 4: Materials

Lecture 1: Lighting Setup

Lecture 2: Reflectance Channel

Lecture 3: Using Images in Materials

Lecture 4: Bump & Normal Channels

Lecture 5: Concret Floor Material Breakdown

Chapter 5: Splines

Lecture 1: The Pen Tool

Lecture 2: Spline Types & Intermediate Points

Lecture 3: Text & Other Paremetric Splines

Lecture 4: Open Illustrator & Photoshop Paths

Lecture 5: Spline Masks

Lecture 6: The Sweep Object

Lecture 7: The Extrude Object

Lecture 8: Loft & Lathe Nurbs

Chapter 6: Mograph

Lecture 1: Clonner Object

Lecture 2: Random Effector

Lecture 3: Plain Effector & Falloff Fields

Lecture 4: Voronoi Fracture & Delay Effector

Lecture 5: Fracture & MoText

Chapter 7: Animation

Lecture 1: Making Keyframes & Interpolation

Lecture 2: Animating Objects On Splines

Chapter 8: Cameras

Lecture 1: Animating Along Splines

Lecture 2: Camera Morph Animation

Chapter 9: Example Project 01 – Futuristic City Scene

Lecture 1: Building The City

Lecture 2: Making The Highways

Lecture 3: Making The Cars

Lecture 4: Building Materials & Shaders

Lecture 5: Lighting The City

Lecture 6: Camera Animation

Lecture 7: Optimizing Render Quality & Speed

Lecture 8: Output Using Multi Passes

Lecture 9: Compositing In After Effects

Lecture 10: Final Export For Instagram & Youtube

Chapter 10: Example Project 02 – Wormhole Loop Animation

Lecture 1: Building The Wormhole

Lecture 2: Making The Wormhole Loop

Lecture 3: Animating The Astronaut

Lecture 4: Lighting & Render Settings

Lecture 5: Compositing In After Effects, Final Render

Instructors

Don Mupasi
Visual Artist

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