Mograph Techniques: Mixing 2D and 3D with After Effects and Cinema 4D
Created By
EJ Hassenfratz via LinkedIn Learning
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- 1-2 hours worth of material
- LinkedIn Learning
- English
Course Overview
Create 3D objects in CINEMA 4D and seamlessly composite them inside a 2D project in After Effects, using the CINEWARE plugin.
Mixing 2D and 3D elements from CINEMA 4D and After Effects is a snap with CINEWARE. In this installment of Mograph Techniques, EJ Hassenfratz shows you a workflow for creating 3D objects in C4D and seamlessly compositing them inside a 2D project in After Effects, while using the CINEWARE plugin. He starts off in C4D, preparing the 3D objects and materials and giving them a basic "2D" look, before showing off more creative techniques for emulating a 2D style with bend deformers and Spline Wraps. Then he explores how to use the Dynamics and MoGraph modules to add real-world physics and animation to your objects. Finally, EJ shows you how to composite everything, 3D and 2D elements alike, in After Effects using CINEWARE.
Mixing 2D and 3D elements from CINEMA 4D and After Effects is a snap with CINEWARE. In this installment of Mograph Techniques, EJ Hassenfratz shows you a workflow for creating 3D objects in C4D and seamlessly compositing them inside a 2D project in After Effects, while using the CINEWARE plugin. He starts off in C4D, preparing the 3D objects and materials and giving them a basic "2D" look, before showing off more creative techniques for emulating a 2D style with bend deformers and Spline Wraps. Then he explores how to use the Dynamics and MoGraph modules to add real-world physics and animation to your objects. Finally, EJ shows you how to composite everything, 3D and 2D elements alike, in After Effects using CINEWARE.
Course Circullum
Introduction
- Welcome
- Choosing the right version of CINEMA 4D
- Using the exercise files
- Looking at the animation goal
- Adding materials, cameras, and lights to the scene
- Creating a ribbon animation as a transition
- Using Bend deformers
- Using the Spline shader to add text to the ribbon texture
- Applying dynamics to text
- Creating a cube transition with MoGraph
- Making a 3D globe animation
- Preparing to import into After Effects using CINEWARE
- Importing CINEWARE layers into After Effects
- Using multipasses
- Extracting 3D scene data
- Next steps
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This Course Include:
Introduction
- Welcome
- Choosing the right version of CINEMA 4D
- Using the exercise files
- Looking at the animation goal
- Adding materials, cameras, and lights to the scene
- Creating a ribbon animation as a transition
- Using Bend deformers
- Using the Spline shader to add text to the ribbon texture
- Applying dynamics to text
- Creating a cube transition with MoGraph
- Making a 3D globe animation
- Preparing to import into After Effects using CINEWARE
- Importing CINEWARE layers into After Effects
- Using multipasses
- Extracting 3D scene data
- Next steps
- Provider:LinkedIn Learning
- Certificate:Certificate Available
- Language:English
- Duration:1-2 hours worth of material
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