Author
George Maestri
Released
3/31/2020- Storytelling with images and motion
- Creating animatics
- Placing the camera
- Using clipping planes
- Animating basic and complex camera moves
- Moving cameras along paths
- Creating a boom rig
- Editing motion
- Creating the final output
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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- [George] Every building tells a story. Learn how cinematic camera techniques can showcase your architectural projects and tell a compelling story. Hi, I'm George Maestri. In this course, we'll look at how to create, place, aim, and move cameras cinematically in 3ds Max. Now, this will be geared towards architectural visualization, so join me in learning how to create compelling visual stories in 3ds Max.
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Introduction
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Notes on the 3ds Max assets1m 36s
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1. Developing the Story
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Telling a story2m 41s
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Storytelling with images7m 38s
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Storytelling with motion7m 18s
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Creating animatics5m 33s
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2. Cameras and Placement
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Camera placement4m 31s
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Using clipping planes2m 30s
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Focus and depth of field4m 33s
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3. Animating Cameras
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Basic camera moves3m 57s
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Camera setup for rotation4m 58s
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Animating camera rotation3m 35s
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Moving cameras along paths4m 48s
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Working with complex paths4m 33s
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Creating a boom rig3m 6s
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4. Finalizing
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Creating motion previews3m 37s
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Editing motion2m 49s
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Final output49s
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Conclusion
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Next steps22s
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Video: 3D architectural projects using cinematic camera techniques