Animation in the field of architectural rendering is an exploration of well-composed shots, made through specific camera movements. In this module you will learn the movement styles and how to implement them in 3ds Max through the use of animation for Keyframe.
Then you will also learn the fundamental techniques for the production of frame sequences avoiding flickering effects and reducing rendering times.
01
6′ 10”
Walkthrough animations can be simplified in the calculation
Let’s try to understand the structure of the process, breaking it down into 2 parts
02
8′ 30”
‘Emotional’ architectural animation has its own visual language
Study and learn to recognize camera movements and how to imitate them correctly
03
13′ 00”
Let’s implement camera movements thanks to the use of Autokey
Learn how to edit the keys of the animation to make complex movements
04
18′ 10”
Complete workflow from pre-calculation to final sequence
Import frames into After Effects and fix some problems
05
12′ 00”
Techniques to drastically reduce RenderTime and flickering
Interpolation & application of denoise to sequences in post-production
06
10′ 00”
How to correctly use a farm: let’s explore Fox Render
Desktop app, tests and production, with 50% discount for RI students
07
10′ 30”
Is it possible to correct some flicker errors in post-production?
Combine the power of an external denoiser plugin, with animated masks in After Effects
08
12′ 20”
Panorama animation with 1 single 360° render
How to render 200 frames in less than 5 mins
09
9′ 00”
How to add animated elements in AE
Pre-composing and adding fire
10
13′ 10”
How to handle objects in perspective
Objects integration with masks and Power Pins
11
11′ 30”
Let’s introduce the 3d Camera tracking in AE
How to track and replace the fire
12
12′ 10”
Tracking a plane in perspective
How to add the rain effect on the side window
13
17′ 00”
Animating the Depth-of-Field in AE
Camera Lens blur and Lenscare plugin
14
15′ 10”
Camera Handheld effect / shacking
How to implement AE expressions
