[Course]cgproductionstudio,spookygraphic_JP Details
In-Depth Look
- SECTION 01
Orientation
Introduction and Class Overview- Instructor introduction - Class overview
Setting up Blender- Installing Blender and initial setup
- SECTION 02
Planning to Storyboarding
Planning and Scheduling- Purpose of production - Arranging and creating a schedule
Character Design- Character design for 3D - A haunted main character - Designing a ghost
From Storyboard to Video Storyboard- Developing a storyboard based on the script - Turning the storyboard into a video storyboard
- SECTION 03
Modeling and Setup
Learn Modeling Basics With Low-Poly Characters- Basic Modeling
Modeling Bodies- Drawing three orthographic views of a character - About base meshes - Adjustment techniques based on the character - Cloth modeling - UV mapping
Modeling Faces- Creating base meshes - Face modeling - Final adjustments
Rigging With Auto-Rig Pro- Overview of Auto-Rig Pro - Creating skeletons - Adding skin - Rigging a skirt - Setting up controllers - Setting up faces
Materials- What is Look Dev? - Reference collection - Interpreting materials - Setting up lightiing
- SECTION 04
Animating
Study Rig Movement by Posing- Understanding rigs - Showing a character’s personality
Practicing With Simple Animation- Showing a character running
Layouts and Cameras- Basic layout principles - Scene creation demo featuring haunted girl - Explanation of other scenes
Animation (Blocking)- What is blocking? - Scene creation demo featuring haunted girl - Explanation of other scenes
Animation (Splining)- What is splining? - Scene creation demo featuring haunted girl - Explanation of other scenes
Animation (Polishing)- What is polishing? - Scene creation demo featuring haunted girl
Secondary Actions- Advantages of using keyframes to add secondary movements - Demonstration of creating secondary movements for the skirt and hair - Creating facial expressions
Animating the Ghost- About the ghost rig - Creating ghost-like movements - About particles
- SECTION 05
Effects and Compositing
Effects in Blender- Understanding effects through procedural textures - Applying effects in Blender
Compositing- What is compositing? - Setting up rendering - Scene creation demo featuring haunted girl
- SECTION 06
Adding 2D Elements in After Effects and Finishing
Adding Manga Iconography and Effects in After Effects- Creating 2D design materials - About hand-drawn effects - Importing into After Effects - Applying motions
Adding a Soundtrack and Sound Effects- Choosing a soundtrack and sound effects that suit the scene - Checking the work overall
- SECTION 07
Completion
Final Export and Upload- Final export - Uploading to social media
- SECTION 08
Useful Information
Useful Information for Producing Short Films- Reference sites - Sharing rigs - Conclusion
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