…I hoped you enjoyed following along with me in this course.…If you'd like to continue upping your…Mograph knowledge, here's some nice resources I recommend.…First, if you stay on lynda.com, there's this EJ guy who has…a pretty nice lineup of lynda courses that you can see here.…Covers Mograph effectors, rigging robot arms, mixing 2D…and 3D with Cinema 4D and After Effects, Dynamics.…I also highly recommend you check out some other Lynda authors covering Cinema 4D,…and these include Eran Stern, Donovan Keith, Ian Robinson, and Rob Garrott.…
If you go to eyedesyn.com, this is my blog where I release Cinema 4D…quick tips from time to time as well as free Cinema 4D models and assets.…On my blog I also sell my Text…Edge Pro preset for creating really nice-looking text bevels.…Now, this is very handy for those of you in broadcast…news, or sports, or really anyone that works with 3D text.…Next up is my buddy Joren Kandel and his site www.thepixellab.net.…This site's your go-to site for very…inexpensive and even free Cinema 4D models.…
Author
EJ Hassenfratz
Released
5/30/2014- Modeling 3D elements with NURBs
- Animating with the Shader Effector
- Importing artwork from Illustrator with ArtSmart2 and Extruding
- Creating and applying textures
- Adding camera movement
- Lighting the scene
- Rendering
- Compositing in After Effects
- Adding optical flares and motion blur
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome54s
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1. Exploration of Sports Design
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2. Modeling Scene Elements
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Scene overview1m 8s
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3. Creating a Logo Capsule
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Modeling the panel piece9m 45s
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4. Adding a Show Logo
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5. Creating and Applying Textures
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6. Animating the Scene
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Animate the capsule movement5m 17s
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7. Lighting the Scene
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Adding blue lights4m 10s
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Adding an HDRI sky3m 16s
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8. Setting Up for Rendering
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9. Compositing in After Effects
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Compositing object buffers1m 27s
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Color correcting the scene3m 45s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 58s
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