Cinema 4d Tutorials

In this series of CINEMA 4D and After Effects tutorials, we'll be taking a logo from it's flat design to a fully composited 3D logo animation. We'll begin by learning how to prepare the logo in Illustrator to be imported as splines to CINEMA 4D. Then, we'll add depth, rotation, camera movement, lighting and materials to bring the logo to life.

In this series of tutorials, we will learn how to create a 3D text composition in CINEMA 4D which we then bring into After Effects and place in a live action shot.We'll begin by learning the proper format to export text from Illustrator, so that it can be properly opened inside of CINEMA 4D. Then, we move onto working with splines and SweepNURBS in CINEMA 4D to create the look of the text. After we are satisfied with the look of our text, we move into After Effects where we begin to prepare the live action footage for compositing.

Despite its ease of use Maxon's Cinema 4D is an incredibly powerful and diverse package. The Cinema 4D 10 Handbook teaches how to harness this power and flexibility through a project-based approach that allows users to create impressive projects as they learn C4D's array of tools and functions. This is a completely updated edition of this popular guide to the ins-and-outs of C4D that provides new C4D users with a complete introduction to the powerful and affordable C4D program, while teaching the fundamental principles of 3D. The book is best for beginners. It explores the most powerful and frequently used aspects of the program and explains how best to use them. Through intensive tutorials, users will learn ideas and techniques not covered in the manuals, and they'll learn about the theory behind why things work the way they do.

In this series of tutorials we will learn how to create a modern interior creation with CINEMA 4D and V-Ray.In this tutorial we are going to take an in-depth look into V-Ray for CINEMA 4D. We will start by modeling an interior to scale from CAD files, and then proceed to explore all facets of V-Ray for CINEMA 4D. We will learn basic lighting setups, materials, and render settings. Then we will look at additional lighting setups such as HDRI lighting.
In the end we will do post-production to add those last finishing touches using Photoshop.

In this series of tutorials, we will be learning how to create and animate graphs in CINEMA 4D. We will first start with graphs that have been laid out in Illustrator and then import those to CINEMA 4D. We'll learn a lot of different ways to speed up the process while creating a line, pie and bar graph. Then we'll use Mograph Cloners and Effectors to quickly duplicate and animate objects. We also get creative with the tabs in some of our primitive objects, like the slice tab for cylinders. You'll also learn lots of ways to re-purpose work that you have already created if you are making a series of graphs. This training is for you if you want to learn how to make graphs in CINEMA 4D that look professional and can seamlessly blend into your next motion graphics project.

A Masterclass

A Masterclass

HDRI Studio Pack is a collection of over 70 studio images made to light your scenes, animations and products just like a real studio. These HDR Images were captured from Professionally lit 3D product studios so your renders look just like the pros. Also included are flicker-free animation presets so you can light your animations using these HDRI images.

A Brand new HDRI Collection with over 70 more professional, High-rez HDRI maps and tools to quickly turn your models or scenes into perfect HDR renders.

Together with the French character animation specialists at WiPix, more than five hours of high-quality instruction on rigging and animating a character was created.