Getting Started with CINEWARE in After Effects

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Laura Hawk

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01. Introduction and Project Overview

01. Introduction and Project Overview.mp4

01:14

02. Getting Started with CINEWARE in After Effects

02. The Difference Between CINEMA 4D Lite, CINEWARE, and After Effects CC.mp4

03:00

03. Bringing CINEMA 4D Projects into After Effects with CINEWARE.mp4

11:32

04. Render Settings in CINEWARE.mp4

10:03

05. Camera Settings in CINEWARE.mp4

12:41

06. Setting up Lights and Adding Shadows in CINEMA 4D.mp4

10:34

07. Adding After Effects Comps to the CINEMA 4D Project Layer.mp4

17:38

08. CINEMA 4D Layers.mp4

11:47

09. Trouble-shooting Shadow Problems.mp4

10:07

10. Understanding Multipass Compositing.mp4

07:51

11. Extracting CINEMA 4D Scene Data.mp4

08:49

12. Creating Shadows for After Effects Layers with CINEMA 4D Lights.mp4

11:07

13. Adding Lens Flares to the Lights from CINEMA 4D in After Effects.mp4

11:02

14. Faking Reflections by Adding a Screen Shot as a Sky Texture.mp4

09:15

15. Pixel Motion Blur and Astigmatism.mp4

10:36

16. Adding Lens Effects Before Rendering.mp4

13:51

17. Rendering Your CINEWARE Projects.mp4

10:31

Description

In this series of tutorials, we will learn the powerful new workflow between After Effects and CINEMA 4D using the CINEWARE effect. Software required: After Effects CC 12.0.0.404.

What You'll Learn?

In this series of tutorials, we will learn the powerful new workflow between After Effects and CINEMA 4D using the CINEWARE effect. We take the first lesson to layout the differences between all this new terminology, then we jump right into creating our project by learning how to use CINEMA 4D projects in After Effects. We learn ways to speed up your workflow with the render settings and how to use cameras interchangeably back and forth between both software. This training is full of helpful tips for getting some of the tougher parts of the CINEWARE interchange working for you. Issues like shadows and stacking order are explained in-depth so that you can let your creativity flow. This tutorial assumes that you have had intermediate experience in After Effects and beginner to intermediate experience in CINEMA 4D. However, we take a step-by-step approach so you can follow along. If you've never used CINEMA 4D before, it is highly recommended that you watch the Beginner's Guide to CINEMA 4D. By the end of this tutorial, you will have a firm grasp on how to start using CINEWARE in your own projects. Software required: After Effects CC 12.0.0.404.

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Laura is a passionate visual effects and motion graphics author at Pluralsight. Ever since her first exposure to After Effects in college, Laura has had an eternal drive to learn more about motion graphics, and teach others what she has discovered. Laura began working at Digital-Tutors (now a Pluralsight company) as a motion graphics artist, creating visually-appealing advertisements and informative art for the site. Throughout her time at Digital-Tutors, Laura contributed greatly to both the After Effects and NUKE libraries of content – their own digital David Blaine, breaking down the “movie magic” and sharing it with others. She has also written content for 3D Artist Magazine. Her favorite projects are her two in-depth After Effects introductory courses on Pluralsight, which were each built around training motion artists and VFX artists, respectively. Using her vast skill set, Laura has taught thousands of artists everything from shot-tracking and rotoscoping to motion design. If you ever need to reach out for questions or comments feel free to find Laura on Twitter @LauraHawkDesign.

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