Create a 3D cinematographic introduction with Cinema 4D

Create a cinematic 3D intro with Cinema 4D

“You've reached the end of this course. Thank you for taking it! I hope you've learned some new techniques and feel inspired to create your own abstract 3D scenes. I encourage you to always pursue personal projects; they define what you love and the artist you're becoming. Professional projects will naturally follow this path. Also, to ensure you finish them, don't start with projects that are too complex. Five-second videos, for example, are perfect for incorporating into your demo. I also advise you to sometimes know how to go back if everything becomes too complicated, and to start again on simpler bases, to always maintain the pleasure during creation Let me remind you of the most important steps you need to follow to design and create this type of animation: The mood board It must be inspiring and above all motivating, full of references and technical ideas.

The scenario Think about your ideas, your scenes and your image compositions, on paper using a small storyboard, this allows you to always come back to it but it is not an obligation. Animation After placing your objects, have fun animating them using different simulation techniques. (Mograph clone, fabrics, dynamics, particles, etc.) They allow you to achieve superb animation results. The rendering Cinema4D's Octane rendering engine lets you create realistic scenes. Start by finding the lighting mood you like, experimenting with different lights, HDRIs, and gobos. Then, apply textures, shaders, and colors to your objects, and you're good to go! Finalization Edit in post-production with After Effects and export your project for social media. Make the most of your 3D scenes. Remember to avoid copying the exact same scenes I created - instead you should look for your own inspiration and experiment. Thanks again for joining me, now you can show us the results of your hard work. Good luck in all your projects! See you soon !”

Partial transcription of the video

“Here we are. this is the end of this Domestika course. Thank you for following it. I hope you have learned new techniques and that you can now create your own abstract 3D scenes. I encourage you to personalize this project and develop your own style. as it will define you as an artist. To begin. don't shy away from creating straightforward and uncomplicated videos. For instance. 5-second clips are ideal for your demo. Starting with a brief format might make it easier for you to complete them successfully and gain confidence. For a first approach. a 3D composition with one or two planes will...”

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Course summary for: Create a 3D cinematographic introduction with Cinema 4D

• Level: Beginner
• 100% positive reviews (5)
• 226 students
• 5 units
• 21 lessons (3h 58m)
• 6 downloads

• Category

  3D & Animation

• Software

  Adobe After Effects, Cinema 4D, OctaneRender

• Areas

  3D, 3D Animation, 3D Modeling, Animation