Hey guys, it’s about time I pulled out a Cinema 4D tutorial! This is my first one and I wanted to take it easy to see how everything would go. In this tutorial, we’re going to take a look at some basic 3D MoText, the…
Upcoming Cinema 4D & After Effects Tutorial
Here’s a sneak peak at a tutorial I’m whipping up soon. The tutorial will be my first ever Cinema 4D tutorial, so things may be a little uneasy until I get used to saying all the different panels and object names. Because this is my…
Building a 3D iPhone Completely in After Effects
Pseudo 3D iPhone in After Effects? Hey folks, today in this tutorial I did for AETuts+ we’re going to take a look at how to build and construct a 3D iPhone completely using After Effects. We will construct all the elements in After Effects from…
ReelSmart Motion Blur vs CC Force Motion Blur
Who Performs Faster? So in the making of the Bourne Legacy trailer title tutorial, I used and demonstrated CC Force Motion Blur, a pretty simple effect to add some manual or post motion blur. After using RE:Vision Effects’ ReelSmart Motion Blur for so long, I forgot…
Building the Bourne Legacy Titles in After Effects
So after coming across Nick Cambell’s ‘Bourne’ tutorial using Cinema 4D and Transform, I thought why it couldn’t just be done in After Effects with flat 2D bits in 3D space. Those 2D pieces floating around in a 3D space just screams After Effects to…
Changing Multiple Render Output Modules at Once
So I recently had multiple items in the render queue that I needed to change the output module for. At first, it was a little tricky to select and change multiple items at once, but at last! A solution! Basically, you need to select all…
Building iPhones with After Effects
Hey folks, it has been awhile since my last tutorial update here so I wanted to give you guys a heads up on what’s coming! Ever see those awesome and beautiful iPhone renders used in commercials these days? Yeah, they’re probably created using a 3D…
Trapcode Mir Renders
So as some of you may know, Peder Norrby, founder of Trapcode, announced and demoed an upcoming new Trapcode plugin called Mir and showed it off at NAB 2012. It’s polygon based with awesome GPU acceleration! I had the honor to beta test this baby…
