Virtual Production 101 Masterclass

Virtual Production 101 Masterclass, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.2, with 31 lectures, based on 53 reviews, and has 402 subscribers.

You will learn about How to set up a virtual production work workflows What hardware to use and why Shoot your first VP scene! Learn more about this exciting new industry Use Unreal Engine to setup realtime Virtual Production enviroments Use Blender and smartphone app to track cameras Motion tracking tricks and tips bonuses! How does virtual production work How much does virtual production cost How to get into virtual production This course is ideal for individuals who are Cinematographers, production teams, tv, web and independent creators or People who make Udemy content or Game designers, intractive UI / UX developers or Directors, RunnGun Camera Operators, Production designers It is particularly useful for Cinematographers, production teams, tv, web and independent creators or People who make Udemy content or Game designers, intractive UI / UX developers or Directors, RunnGun Camera Operators, Production designers.

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Summary

Title: Virtual Production 101 Masterclass

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.2

Number of Lectures: 31

Number of Published Lectures: 31

Number of Curriculum Items: 31

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 31

Original Price: 54.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to set up a virtual production work workflows

What hardware to use and why

Shoot your first VP scene!

Learn more about this exciting new industry

Use Unreal Engine to setup realtime Virtual Production enviroments

Use Blender and smartphone app to track cameras

Motion tracking tricks and tips bonuses!

How does virtual production work

How much does virtual production cost

How to get into virtual production

Who Should Attend

Cinematographers, production teams, tv, web and independent creators

People who make Udemy content

Game designers, intractive UI / UX developers

Directors, RunnGun Camera Operators, Production designers

Target Audiences

Cinematographers, production teams, tv, web and independent creators

People who make Udemy content

Game designers, intractive UI / UX developers

Directors, RunnGun Camera Operators, Production designers

In this course, we intend to give you a solid set of techniques and tools to begin your jorney in this exciting frontier called Virtual Production. The tutorial series uses a practical, hands-on approach to teach you how to build VP projects and applications using the Unreal Engine. Each chapter walks you step-by-step through the process of building the essential building blocks of a VP you can use in your own studio application. We pair these steps with in-depth explanations of what’s really going on when you follow them and why things are done the way they are. It’s this why that matters.

Understanding how the underlying systems and ideas work is crucial to the work you’ll do on your own after you’ve finished these tutorials, and, in this class, we’ve tried to give you both—an understanding of what to do to build a VP application, and the background you’ll need in order to use this course as a springboard for your own wor.You should come away from this course with a solid understanding of how VP workflows are built, and what specifically you need to know and understand about the Unreal Engine 4.25, 2.46+ and Blender 2.83+ to set this all up!

Most of the software used in this course is free to useeven for commercial projectsto use so you can get started right away. It’s our hope that the work we do together here will set you up to take your exploration into this new frontier wherever you want to go.Who this course is for If you’re interested in creating Virtual Production setups, VR games or applications, interested in seeing how VR makes VP work eaiser this content is for you.

If you are just interested in exploring VR and seeing what it can do for VP, this course also for you. You don’t have to be an experienced engineer or even deeply experienced with Unreal Engine to benefit or get started with this course; we explain everything as we go.

Viewers who are entirely new to Unreal Engine will find it helpful to run through Epic’s getting started tutorials before diving in here, just so you know where everything is, but this course is carefully stuctured appropriate for both experienced Unreal users who need to learn specifically how Unreal works with VP, and for new Unreal users just finding their way around.

Whether you’re entirely new to VP development and to Unreal, you’ve already been working in another engine, or you know your way around Unreal but are new to VP, this masterclass should be able to provide a lot of value. And we hope even those already well versed in VP&VR creation using Unreal Engine find a few interesting new perspectives and techniques as well.

We plan to update this course every two to three months with fresh VP content as new features get added. This is a WIP and all our courses get updated for years after release. We keep content up to date as new engine updates come every month. Do not miss out on this opporunity join today and start shooting today using Virtual Production!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction and Welcome

Lecture 1: Who is this course for?

Chapter 2: 2021 UPDATE* AXIMMETRY + UNREAL ENGINE 4.27 [PL – ENG SUBS]

Lecture 1: Unreal Engine What is up

Lecture 2: Intro to VP

Lecture 3: Switchboard

Lecture 4: Aximmetry Versions

Lecture 5: VR Mode

Lecture 6: Aximmetry Start

Lecture 7: Aximmetry Configuration

Lecture 8: Aximmetry Keying

Lecture 9: Aximmetry Cameras

Lecture 10: Virtual Production Tips

Lecture 11: Recoding Final Effect

Chapter 3: First steps in tracking a camera just using a smartphone

Lecture 1: See Demoreel example based on workflow

Lecture 2: How to 3D track camera using just a smartphone

Lecture 3: The Art of Green screen (Download source files for Blender here)

Lecture 4: Importing Tracked Footage to Blender 2.91

Lecture 5: What to look for in cameras for Virtual Production

Lecture 6: My example camera rig with iPhone camera tracker

Chapter 4: Unreal Engine in VR for Virtual Production

Lecture 1: How to set up TouchOSC to work with Unreal

Lecture 2: What can you do with TouchOSC and Unreal

Lecture 3: Use a iPhone as Virtual monitor Vive Tracker camera in LiveLink in UE4.26

Lecture 4: Using the VR Toolset

Lecture 5: Change weather, light, trigger remote events in VR and TouchOSC

Chapter 5: Great 3D creation Tools to use outside UE4 **BONUS MATERIALS!

Lecture 1: Glycon Motion capture character by using a VR headset + 3D scanning

Chapter 6: Motion Capture Character Animation Step by step ** BONUS (MOBILE FRIENDLY)

Lecture 1: Metahumans (coming soon!)

Lecture 2: How to setup retarget animations from Mannequin to Metahuman

Lecture 3: Character Motion in Blender and Rokoko Studio step by step

Lecture 4: Find Motion Capture data

Lecture 5: FBX animations or just record your own motion in VR

Lecture 6: Transfer motion capture Rokoko Studio plugin

Lecture 7: Making the camera smooth

Instructors

Mepi.pl Video Tutorials
over 17 years of experience teaching online

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2 stars: 7 votes

3 stars: 9 votes

4 stars: 13 votes

5 stars: 13 votes

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