Learn to create useful and unique camera movements (including moves from Hollywood classics) for any type of project with CINEMA 4D.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- What you should know before watching this course
- Using the exercise files
- Framing a static shot
- Animating a push-in with position keyframes
- Animating a pan with rotation keyframes
- Enhancing camera moves with F-curves
- Animating a snap zoom
- Creating and animating a simple camera rig with a null object
- Automatically targeting your camera at your subject
- Adding subtle imperfections with the Vibrate tag
- Smoother camera moves with the Align to Spline tag
- First-person POV with the Virtual Walkthrough tool
- Sweeping shots with the Camera Crane
- Tracking shots with the Motion Camera tag Spline setting
- Create a trailing camera with the Chase Object setting
- Creating a canyon fly-through with Automatic Banking
- Creating a steadicam effect with the Motion Camera rig
- A-to-B camera moves with the Camera Morph tag
- Kinetic type animation with the Camera Morph tag
- Next steps
Taught by
Donovan Keith
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