would you consider making a small afforable course/tutorial on camera layout and applying animation to cameras ( for CG Layout artists). Breaking down complex camera movements from CG films and having students recreate them based on your process. ie camera drifts, pans, orbits, fast push-ins or very slow push-ins, car rumbles for shots where the camera is constrained to vehicles or even when characters/ vehicles zoom pass the camera in shots. I would die for this and be so interested in it. Thank you very much.
Hey Michela. Though a mini-course like that would be amazing... none of the TOAnimate co-founders including me, have worked as a layout artist in a professional setting, so it wouldn't feel right for us to create a course around being a layout artist. That being said, our current Blender Basics course has several constraint videos, as well as half a dozen videos on Cameras and different ways to utilize them. We talk about the basics of how cameras in Blender and in general work, Camera Aim, Following a path, Rack focus & background blur, Dolly Zoom and how to get a handheld feel + camera shakes. So it's almost like a mini camera course in itself. We'll be adding more and more lessons over time, and perhaps in the future we can bring on a professional layout artist and add some more in-depth videos. However, our current focus is finishing the Animation & Mentorship courses.
@@micheladelongis5025 Sure thing! If you scroll down here, you'll be able to see entire curriculum. You may have to click the (hard to see) downwards arrow to see the full list: toanimate.teachable.com/p/blender-basics
I wish I could! Currently all off my time is going into creating multiple lessons a week for our upcoming animation and mentorship courses. We have about 60 more videos to make :') After the course videos are all done, I'll try my best to start uploading consistently on YT again.
â© This is a mini version of a lesson we just uploaded for our animation students over at đŁ www.toanimate.ca/
Hope it helps!
more of these please
would you consider making a small afforable course/tutorial on camera layout and applying animation to cameras ( for CG Layout artists). Breaking down complex camera movements from CG films and having students recreate them based on your process. ie camera drifts, pans, orbits, fast push-ins or very slow push-ins, car rumbles for shots where the camera is constrained to vehicles or even when characters/ vehicles zoom pass the camera in shots. I would die for this and be so interested in it. Thank you very much.
Hey Michela. Though a mini-course like that would be amazing... none of the TOAnimate co-founders including me, have worked as a layout artist in a professional setting, so it wouldn't feel right for us to create a course around being a layout artist.
That being said, our current Blender Basics course has several constraint videos, as well as half a dozen videos on Cameras and different ways to utilize them. We talk about the basics of how cameras in Blender and in general work, Camera Aim, Following a path, Rack focus & background blur, Dolly Zoom and how to get a handheld feel + camera shakes. So it's almost like a mini camera course in itself.
We'll be adding more and more lessons over time, and perhaps in the future we can bring on a professional layout artist and add some more in-depth videos. However, our current focus is finishing the Animation & Mentorship courses.
Thank you so much, appreciate your response! I will look into the blender basics.
@@micheladelongis5025 Sure thing! If you scroll down here, you'll be able to see entire curriculum. You may have to click the (hard to see) downwards arrow to see the full list: toanimate.teachable.com/p/blender-basics
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Haha first one... why aren't you uploading that much lately!?
I wish I could! Currently all off my time is going into creating multiple lessons a week for our upcoming animation and mentorship courses. We have about 60 more videos to make :')
After the course videos are all done, I'll try my best to start uploading consistently on YT again.
Sure thing! wish you best of luckâ€
@@miketad8408 Ty!!