Maya Environment Creation for Film

Maya Environment Creation for Film, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 102 lectures, based on 156 reviews, and has 1658 subscribers.

You will learn about Environment Modeling Texturing Rendering with Arnold Cinematic Lighting This course is ideal for individuals who are I have designed this course for intermediate level students and artists who want to improve their skills as environment artists in order create their own scenes from scratch. It is particularly useful for I have designed this course for intermediate level students and artists who want to improve their skills as environment artists in order create their own scenes from scratch.

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Summary

Title: Maya Environment Creation for Film

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 102

Number of Published Lectures: 102

Number of Curriculum Items: 102

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 102

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Environment Modeling

Texturing

Rendering with Arnold

Cinematic Lighting

Who Should Attend

I have designed this course for intermediate level students and artists who want to improve their skills as environment artists in order create their own scenes from scratch.

Target Audiences

I have designed this course for intermediate level students and artists who want to improve their skills as environment artists in order create their own scenes from scratch.

Hi Guys, do you want to create a realistic 3D scene for a commercial or a film but don’t know how to start? If that is the case then I welcome you to Nexttut Education′s Environment Creation for Film. My name is Abraham Leal, I am a 3D Artist and producer, I have 8 years of experience in the industry. Currently I lead my own studio Critical Hit where we design and produce projects for the entertainment Industry.

Why you should enroll: At the end of this course, you will able to recreate a 3D environment from a concept. You will understand all the necessary steps to create the different props, sections, lights and textures needed to get the best possible result for your portfolio.

In this Course, you will be learning

Camera Matching

Prop Modelling

Sculpting

UV Mapping

Texturing

Rendering with Arnold

Cinematic Lighting

Post Production

I will start the course by blocking in the scene and getting the proportions right. After that we will start modelling all the different props and getting them ready for textures. Once all the props are ready we will Uv map them and we will start building the lights of our scene. Finally we will texture the whole scene and make sure it looks the best before we jump into Photoshop for the final touches of our image.

Who should enroll: I have designed this course for intermediate level students and artists who want to improve their skills as environment artists in order create their own scenes from scratch. In this course I will be using Maya, Zbrush, Substance Painter, Photoshop and Arnold Renderer, so be sure to have all of them installed to follow properly.

Enroll now and take your 3d environment skills to the next level!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: About Project Files

Lecture 3: Maya and Project Setup

Lecture 4: Camera Matching

Chapter 2: Environment Modeling

Lecture 1: Organizing the Areas

Lecture 2: Block In of the Scene Part 1

Lecture 3: Block In of the Scene Part 2

Lecture 4: Block In of the Scene Part 3

Lecture 5: Modeling the Cafe Sign Part 1

Lecture 6: Modeling the Cafe Sign Part 2

Lecture 7: Modeling the Cafe Table

Lecture 8: Modeling the Cafe Chair Part 1

Lecture 9: Modeling the Cafe Chair Part 2

Lecture 10: Modelling the Table Props

Lecture 11: Importing the Clean Models to the Scene

Lecture 12: Modelling the Cafe Windows

Lecture 13: Modelling the Right Door

Lecture 14: Modelling the Flower Baskets

Lecture 15: Modelling the Pipes

Lecture 16: Modelling the Balcony

Lecture 17: Cleaning our Scene

Lecture 18: Fixing the Right Wall

Lecture 19: Modelling the Lamps

Lecture 20: Setting Up the Lamps and Scene

Lecture 21: Modelling the Left Cafe Entrance

Lecture 22: Modelling the Left Door

Lecture 23: Modelling the Left Window

Lecture 24: Modelling the Air Ducts

Lecture 25: Model Render Test

Lecture 26: Modelling the Air Unit Part 1

Lecture 27: Modelling the Air Unit Part 2

Lecture 28: Modelling the Balcony Wall

Lecture 29: Modelling the Left Cafe Door Part 1

Lecture 30: Modelling the Left Cafe Door Part 2

Lecture 31: Reviewing our Progress

Lecture 32: Sculpting and Baking Overview Part 1

Lecture 33: Sculpting and Baking Overview Part 2

Lecture 34: Sculpting the Concrete Protections

Lecture 35: Sculpting the Wood Table

Chapter 3: UV Mapping

Lecture 1: Uvs Overview

Lecture 2: Texel Resolution and UV Theory

Lecture 3: Uving the Cafe Sign

Lecture 4: Uving the Cafe Table

Lecture 5: Uving the Chairs

Lecture 6: Uving the Right Wall

Lecture 7: Uving the Pipes Part 1

Lecture 8: Uving the Pipes Part 2

Lecture 9: Uving the Lamps

Lecture 10: Uving the Left Cafe Entrance

Lecture 11: Uving the Window Protections

Lecture 12: Uving the Window Frames

Lecture 13: Uving the Balcony

Lecture 14: Uving the Air Units

Lecture 15: Uving the Right Door and Props

Lecture 16: Uving the Balcony Wall

Lecture 17: Uving the Final Props

Chapter 4: Texturing

Lecture 1: Initial Light Setup Part 1

Lecture 2: Initial Light Setup Part 2

Lecture 3: Texturing the Chairs

Lecture 4: Shaders and Connections

Lecture 5: Texturing the Floor

Lecture 6: Displacement of the Floor

Lecture 7: Texturing the Left Wall

Lecture 8: Displacement of the Left Wall

Lecture 9: Texturing the Right Wall

Lecture 10: Texturing the Balcony Wall

Lecture 11: Texturing the Cafe Sign

Lecture 12: Texturing the Cafe Roof

Lecture 13: Window Frame UDIM Texturing

Lecture 14: UDIM Maya Setup

Lecture 15: UDIM Instancing in Substance Painter

Lecture 16: Texturing the Table

Lecture 17: Texturing the Air Ducts

Lecture 18: Texturing and Shading the Lamps

Lecture 19: Shading Windows and Glass Part 1

Lecture 20: Shading Windows and Glass Part 2

Lecture 21: Texturing the Left Door

Lecture 22: Texturing the Pipes

Lecture 23: Reviewing and Adjusting the Scene

Lecture 24: Texturing Concrete Elements

Lecture 25: Texturing the Table Props

Lecture 26: Texturing the Concrete Slabs

Lecture 27: Texturing the Flower Pots

Lecture 28: Texturing the Right Door

Lecture 29: Texturing the Air Unit

Lecture 30: Plant Setup

Lecture 31: Importing the Plants

Lecture 32: Placing the Ivy Plants

Lecture 33: Reutilizing the Plants

Lecture 34: Texturing the Back Cafe Sign

Lecture 35: Texturing the Welcome Sign

Chapter 5: Render and Post Production

Lecture 1: Organizing the Back Alley Part 1

Lecture 2: Organizing the Back Alley Part 2

Lecture 3: Setting Up the Extra Lights

Lecture 4: Adjusting Render Settings

Instructors

Nexttut Education Pvt.Ltd.
A specialist in CG tutorials

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