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3D Motion Beast

15h 4m 24s
English
Paid

3D Motion Beast is a 27-lesson 15 hours 4 minutes self-paced course by Motion Design School. Get ready for a mind-blowing course that takes you on an exhilarating journey into 3D modern motion design and art.

Course facts

Lessons
27
Duration
15 hours 4 minutes
Level
All levels
Language
English
Updated
Instructor
Motion Design School
Price
Premium

Get ready for a mind-blowing course that takes you on an exhilarating journey into 3D modern motion design and art. Brace yourself for an extraordinary program that will equip you with the ultimate arsenal of skills, unveiling the complete production pipeline and immersing you in the captivating world of dynamic 3D and animation video production.

Hold tight as we plunge headfirst into the awe-inspiring universe of Cinema 4D software, where we’ll unearth a treasure trove of widely-used 3D and animation techniques. Be prepared to witness an explosion of creativity as we guide you through the intricate process of character creation, unleashing the power within you to craft breathtaking visual masterpieces that will leave audiences spellbound.

But that’s not all! As we reach the grand finale, we’ll embark on a thrilling exploration of the boundless realm of creativity. Together, we’ll unlock the secrets to generating mind-boggling ideas that captivate and mesmerize any audience. Dive deep into the art of scriptwriting, animatics, and the essential steps that unravel the mesmerizing intricacies of art direction, leaving your mark as a true visionary.

Who teaches 3D Motion Beast? Motion Design School

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Motion Design School is a Latvia-based online school focused entirely on motion graphics and character animation, primarily using Adobe After Effects, Cinema 4D, and the broader 2D/3D animation toolchain. They are one of the largest dedicated motion-design education brands online, with a multi-thousand-student community.

The CourseFlix listing carries twelve Motion Design School courses spanning character animation, After Effects scripting, 3D for motion designers, and the production craft around generating broadcast-quality motion-design work. Material is paid and aimed at designers and motion artists building professional-grade animation skills rather than dabbling in basic After Effects edits.

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#1: Lesson 1 Video 1. Modeling and rigging (Chapter One - Cinema 4D Practice)
All Course Lessons (27)
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Lesson 1 Video 1. Modeling and rigging (Chapter One - Cinema 4D Practice) Demo
01:00:18
2
Lesson 1 Video 2. Animation
01:15:30
3
Lesson 1 Video 3. Render
23:06
4
Lesson 2. Mouth
01:02:00
5
Lesson 3.1 Centipede modeling updated
32:27
6
Lesson 3.2 Stump modeling updated
10:20
7
Lesson 3.3 Centipede rigging updated
29:00
8
Lesson 3.4 Centipede animation
29:17
9
Lesson 3.5 Light, material, render
26:16
10
Lesson 4.1 Guitar Beast Character modeling
55:37
11
Lesson 4.2 Character rigging UPD
46:03
12
Lesson 4.3 Face Rigging
32:39
13
Lesson 5. Beast in Jacket
38:12
14
Lesson 6.1 Automatic Rigging
31:44
15
Lesson 6.2 Loop Animation
32:05
16
Lesson 7.1
12:11
17
Lesson 7.2
21:34
18
Lesson 8. Walking Beast
27:27
19
Lesson 9. Snake Beast
26:16
20
Lesson 10. Building a scene
48:22
21
Lesson 11. Title Sculpting
38:53
22
Lesson 1. Post-Production Effects (Chapter Two - Behind the Scenes)
33:14
23
Lesson 2. How to be creative
21:16
24
Lesson 3. Ideas, Script, Scamping
22:19
25
Lesson 4. Art Direction
41:44
26
Lesson 5. Animatic
14:39
27
Lesson 6. Timing and Rhythm
11:55
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Frequently asked questions

What are the prerequisites for enrolling in this course?
The course does not list specific prerequisites, but familiarity with basic concepts of 3D design and animation could be beneficial. Since the course involves intensive use of Cinema 4D software, prior experience with 3D modeling and animation tools will help students get the most from the lessons.
What types of projects will I build during the course?
Throughout the course, students work on various projects like character creation, centipede modeling, and beast animation. Specific projects include modeling and rigging a centipede, creating a Guitar Beast Character, and designing a Snake Beast. These projects reinforce practical skills in modeling, animation, and rendering within Cinema 4D.
Who is the target audience for this course?
This course is ideal for aspiring 3D motion designers and artists who are interested in mastering Cinema 4D for dynamic motion design. It's also suited for individuals looking to deepen their understanding of the complete production pipeline in 3D animation video production.
How does the depth and scope of this course compare to similar courses?
The course offers a comprehensive exploration of the entire production pipeline for 3D animation, from modeling and rigging to scriptwriting and art direction. Unlike some other courses that may focus solely on technical skills, this course also delves into creative aspects such as idea generation and art direction, providing a well-rounded education in 3D motion design.
What specific tools and platforms will I learn to use?
The course focuses heavily on Cinema 4D software, covering its use in modeling, rigging, animating, and rendering. Students will also learn about post-production effects, scriptwriting, and animatics, equipping them with a broad set of skills for 3D animation video production.
What topics are not covered in this course?
The course does not cover other popular 3D animation software such as Maya or Blender. It is also specialized in motion design and may not cover topics like game design or visual effects for film beyond the scope of dynamic motion design and video production.
What is the expected time commitment for this course?
The course consists of 27 lessons, but the total runtime is not specified. Given the detailed projects and comprehensive topics covered, students should be prepared to dedicate a significant amount of time to both lessons and hands-on practice to fully grasp the skills taught.