The Shining – Learn Blender for Production

The Shining – Learn Blender for Production, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 54 lectures, based on 78 reviews, and has 461 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: The Shining – Learn Blender for Production

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 54

Number of Published Lectures: 54

Number of Curriculum Items: 54

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 54

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

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Who Should Attend

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Target Audiences

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In 1980, Stanley Kubrick released The Shining in theaters, a horror film based on Stephen King’s novel of the same name. Today, you’ll learn how to recreate the iconic elevator scene using Blender, the free and open-source 3D program. With Blender, you’ll learn how to model and texture the scene, including adding a fluid system and a dynamic paint system to make the scene come alive. In the end, we’ll use Blender’s Video Sequence Editor to color correct the render, add slow motion and render to a final video.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Course

Lecture 2: My Blender Setup

Chapter 2: Let's Start Modeling

Lecture 1: 1. Modeling the Walls

Lecture 2: 2. Setting Up the Camera

Lecture 3: 3. Modeling the Elevator Area

Lecture 4: 4. Creating the Moulding

Lecture 5: 5. Picture Frames and Pot

Lecture 6: 6. Elevator Floor Sign

Lecture 7: 7. Elevator Buttons and Wall Rug

Lecture 8: 8. Modeling the Table

Lecture 9: 9. Modeling the Radiator

Lecture 10: 10. Modeling the Chair

Lecture 11: 11. Cleanup and Adjustments

Chapter 3: Time for Texturing

Lecture 1: 1. Quick Note

Lecture 2: 2. Render Note

Lecture 3: 3. Light Setup

Lecture 4: 4. Floor Marble

Lecture 5: 5. Moulding Wood Texture

Lecture 6: 6. Elevator Sign Metal

Lecture 7: 7. Table Wood

Lecture 8: 8. Rug Texture

Lecture 9: 9. Red Doors

Lecture 10: 10. Pot Texture

Lecture 11: 11. Pictures

Lecture 12: 12. Radiator Material

Lecture 13: 13. Chair Texture Part 1

Lecture 14: 14. Chair Texture Part 2

Lecture 15: 15. Chair Texture Part 3

Lecture 16: 16. Back Wall Part 1

Lecture 17: 17. Back Wall Part 2

Lecture 18: 18. Back Wall Part 3

Lecture 19: 19. Back Wall Part 4

Lecture 20: 20. Texturing Adjustments

Chapter 4: Creating the Fluid System

Lecture 1: 1. Quick Introduction to Fluids

Lecture 2: 2. Fluid Setup

Lecture 3: 3. Wall Obstacle

Lecture 4: 4. More Obstacles

Lecture 5: 5. Fluid Settings

Lecture 6: 6. Making a Preview Animation

Lecture 7: 7. Adding a Second Inflow

Lecture 8: 8. Animating the Obstacles

Lecture 9: 9. Final Fluid Result

Lecture 10: 10. Creating the Blood Material

Chapter 5: Setting Up the Dynamic Paint

Lecture 1: 1. Quick Introduction to Dynamic Paint

Lecture 2: 2. Making the Floor Paint

Lecture 3: 3. Creating the Floor Paint Material

Lecture 4: 4. Making the Pot Paint

Lecture 5: 5. Fixing the Chair

Lecture 6: 6. Making the Chair Paint

Chapter 6: Finalizing Everything

Lecture 1: 1. Rendering a Still Image

Lecture 2: 2. Learning How to Add Motion Blur

Lecture 3: 3. Rendering an Animation

Lecture 4: 4. Making a Video with the Video Sequence Editor

Lecture 5: 5. Conclusion

Instructors

Vertex Twin
Kris Lee – 3D Artist/Animator

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3 stars: 2 votes
4 stars: 17 votes
5 stars: 58 votes

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