Dark Alley, Full Blender Cinematic Workflow + 300 assets

In this 4-hour-long tutorial, we will create cinematic art from the introduction completely in a blender from start to finish. This is the workflow that I have learned in the last 6 years of using Blender.

What does thiscourse contain?

The course contains a 4-hour long step-by-step tutorial and several asset packages that you can see below.

Considering that a good part of the scene falls on buildings, and for the buildings I use my Editing Buildings Asset Pack, I decided to divide the tutorial into two parts:

In the first 7 lessons lasting about 1 hour and 20 minutes, I talk about how I created the Building asset package. Although I will share the asset pack with you, I think the tutorial has much more value if you learn the process of creating assets, rather than just inserting them into the scene.

From lesson 8, the creation of the Dark Alley scene begins. In the following 16 lessons lasting about 3 hours, we create this scene step-by-step.

The post-processing part was done in After Effects but also in Blender Compositor.

I recorded the After Effects part because it’s part of my normal workflow, after that I transferred everything to the Blender compositor for users who only use Blender so that only Blender is enough to follow the tutorial.

In addition to the Building asset package, I will share with you the neon sign asset package as well as the smaller garbage and ground package and the final blender file where everything is together.

ASSETS INCLUDED

Editing Buildings Asset Pack

A buildings asset pack is an asset pack that contains in one place everything you will ever need when it comes to building buildings, city blocks, or an entire city.

The pack contains 50 high-detailed buildings, but the 50 buildings are only a small part of this pack. With 162 modular assets, you can build any type of building in minutes.

Neon Signs Asset Pack

Package of 70 neon signs ready for Asset browser and quick use.

Ground photo scans

8 ground photo scans, always useful for adding pebbles to the ground or imperfections.

Trash-garbage photo scans
A few pieces of photo-scanned trash that creates a lot of detail on the ground

The entire process of creating a scene is recorded step-by-step, so the tutorial is easy to follow even for beginners.

The tutorial is separated into 24 parts with an average duration of 10 minutes to make it easier to follow.

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