Introduction to Cinema 4D

Overview

“Now that we have our image sequence saved, we will mount our work in Premiere Pro and use Lumetri to post-produce and add an extra point to our video. Finally, we will export the final result in a video format. ”

In this video lesson Francisco Cabezas addresses the topic: Assembly and Post-production in Premiere Pro, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 6: Rendering and Post-production. Learn the final steps to create an amazing animation.

Partial transcription of the video

“With all the material obtained from the Cinema 4D file, we will import it into Premiere Pro to finally get our final video. Let's do it. For the postproduction of our video we are going to use Premiere. You can use Premiere, or use After Effects, or any video editing software that you prefer. In my case I will use Premiere and we will create a new project. New project, and I'll tell you to call it Cycle. Here it suits me to save it, otherwise, I would give Exam and save it where I wanted. It's good for me in this folder, OK. Yes, I know I have it done, but nothing happens. First I'm going t...”

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Course summary for: Course 6: Rendering and Post-production

• Level: Beginner
• 14 students
• 5 units
• 5 lessons (30m)