TutorialsLearn Cinema 4D Lite And Cineware In After Effects – Intro Tutorialby Nick Campbell Everything Cineware: Object Buffers, Camera Settings, Render Settings, And More. In this video, we will go though all the settings in Cineware including how to change cameras, bring in object buffers, use an after effects camera, and speed up render times.
To celebrate the launch of Cinema 4D R14, I put together these short “quick start” tutorials to get you up and running with the latest features of Cinema 4D R14. We will have our more typical longer finished tutorials in the near future, but I thought you may want to start playing around now. Keep in mind, these tutorials were made with the Studio Version of R14. Look for more R14 tutorials soon,
GreyscalegorillaTutorialsMike the MonkeyHow to Animate a Page Turn with Cinema 4D and Planesmart with Mike the Monkey I’m so excited to have Mike “The Monkey” Senften back for another tutorial on Greyscalegorilla. In this video, Mike shows you how to set up a page turn animation in Cinema 4D using several different techniques including cloth and the bend deformer. Then, he shows you how to texture
I recently have been playing a lot with Sub Polygon Displacement and I wanted to show you some of the fun things you can make with it. In this tutorial, I show you how I made the abstract shapes below by starting with a sphere and adding a texture with Sub Polygon Displacement and a noise pattern. Please link to any fun renders that you make with Sub Polygon Displacement in the comments. I would l
GreyscalegorillaTutorialsNick CampbellHow to make the the Discovery Channel Rebrand Cube Transition Effect with Cinema 4D – Part 1 How to make the the Discovery Channel Rebrand Cube Transition Effect with Cinema 4D – Part 1 In this tutorial, I show you how to recreate the Discovery Channel Cube Effect that is the main part of a recent Discovery Channel Rebrand made by Royale. I have been trying to
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GreyscalegorillaTutorialsNick CampbellHow to make a Cascading Text Animation With Cinema 4D and After Effects – Part 1 In this tutorial, I show you how to make a fun cascading text effect shown below using Cinema 4D. Mograph, shader effectors, step effectors, and extrude nurbs. I also show you how to light the scene by using some reflective white cards and my upcoming Studio Light Kit. Based on th
In part one of this tutorial, I show you how to set up a camera projected scene in Cinema 4D using a photograph. Then we animate the letters using Mograph 2 and light the scene by using a combonation of Global Illumination and Ambient Occlusion. In Part Two of the tutorial, I will show you how to set up this scene for multi-pass rendering, Depth of Field and for compositing in After Effects. WATCH
GreyscalegorillaTutorialsNick CampbellShattering an Object in Cinema 4D with Destruction and Mograph 2 Today, I show you how to explode an object in Cinema 4D by first cutting up your object into pieces with a Plugin called Destruction. Then, we will use Mograph 2 MoDynamics to make the pieces fall on the ground. Download the Destruction Plugin By Adam Swaab Here Final Render Thanks to Jonah Tobia
GreyscalegorillaTutorialsNick CampbellHow to make a globe radio-wave animation in After Effects AND Cinema 4D In this tutorial, I show you how to make a Radio Wave animation that animates around a sphere. First, I will show you how we can do this in After Effects. Then, I show you how to animate this scene in Cinema 4D where we have a bit more control over our scene. Of course there are many ways
GreyscalegorillaTutorialsNick CampbellHow To Color Correct footage from your Canon 5D or 7D with After Effects The Canon 5D, Canon 7D, Nikon D90, and Nikon D5000 put the ability to shoot high quality video in the hands of so many photographers. The footage looks great, but it lacks contrast and finish. Watch this tutorial to learn how to color correct, grade and finish your DSLR footage in After E
Many of you have been asking for tutorials on how to learn design. I took a stab at a design tutorial called “The Art Of Making Things Look Less Crappy Over Time.” This went a part of the way to help explain my specific process, but something was still missing. I started wondering WHY design is so hard to teach and to learn. It comes down to two things… 1. Learning design takes a TON of time. Aban
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