Level up your Title video with a 3D element in Cinema4D (Udemy.com)
How to place a cool 3D title into a real life footage in Cinema4D using with Arnold renderer
Created by: Peter Nagy
Produced in 2021
What you will learn
- Learn to place a cool 3D title into a real life footage in Cinema4D and Arnold renderer
- Learn to analyze footage and extract camera motion using the 3D camera tracker
- Learn some basics about Arnold materials and Arnold rendering
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Course Description
We will place 3D texts into a real footage in Cinema4D and rendering with Arnold renderer. In the course I use C4DtoA 2.4.0 /core 5.2.0.0/ Please consider, that other versions may has different settings.
The course includes background sequences, which you can use for the Cinema4D camera tracking mode and a 360 panorama footage for defining realistic lighting for the video.
Structure of the course:
- Building the 3D scene with using 2D sequences. / Working with the additional materials
- Define the ground in the video in Cinema4D, where we are placing the 3D unit
- Add realistic skylight to the scene / Working with the additional panorama image
- Rebuild the background element in 3D / Real cast shadows
- Define the sun and its right position and angle
- Create and place the 3D texts
- Add materials to the elements of the scene
- Add motion to the texts
Who this course is for:
- This course is for you if you want to learn about Camera tracking.
- This course is for you if you want a cool wedding video title, a nice trip summary video or title for your 'movie title'
- This course is for filmmakers who wants modern title
- This course is for cg artists who wants create special effects for their videos
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Peter Nagy
Hello! My name is Peter. I'm an illustrator, motion designer and photographer.
I live in Budapest, Hungary.
I work as motion designer at a leading commercial television channel in Hungary.
I create digital paintings and illustrations in Photoshop and Illustrator with a Wacom tablet. I love traditional pastel and comic art too.
One of the most important things for me is to create atmospheric scenes with impressionistic lights and a lovely story.


