Making an Animated Short Film with Blender

Making an Animated Short Film with Blender, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 80 lectures, based on 205 reviews, and has 2280 subscribers.

You will learn about Go through the process of creating an animated short film How to source character models How to source and create audio sound track This course is ideal for individuals who are Those who love animation or Those who have limited time and want to be creative It is particularly useful for Those who love animation or Those who have limited time and want to be creative.

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Summary

Title: Making an Animated Short Film with Blender

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 80

Number of Published Lectures: 80

Number of Curriculum Items: 80

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 80

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Go through the process of creating an animated short film
How to source character models
How to source and create audio sound track

Who Should Attend

Those who love animation
Those who have limited time and want to be creative

Target Audiences

Those who love animation
Those who have limited time and want to be creative

In this course, we will go through the process of creating an Animated short film.

We will start of with how I find inspiration in every day activities, and how to evolve a story so that it will be interesting. From here we will record the reference footage which will be our story board. We will then go into ways of finding locations to tell the story. Next we will focus on sourcing 3D characters and assets from different applications and sources to find the one that suits you. Unfortunately due to licensing, I am able not able to provide that character that is in the example animation. Next we will focus on modeling and texturing the environment. I will go through the basics so that you will get a greater understanding of how to use the 3D application Blender. Once the environment is created, we will then go through the process of creating the actual animation. Here I will show you tips that I use to create the best possible animation with what ever skill level you have. Once we have decided that the animation is as complete, we will go through critiquing and the final polish. We will add sound for the final touch and our short film will come alive.

By the end, we will have a completed short film that can be shown at film festivals.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: What is in the Course

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Completed Short Film

Lecture 3: Super Crash Course Blender

Chapter 2: Reference

Lecture 1: Story and Writing

Lecture 2: Sourcing Characters

Lecture 3: Links to Characters

Lecture 4: Location Scouting

Chapter 3: Modelling

Lecture 1: Modelling – creating road and building1

Lecture 2: Modelling the Main Building

Lecture 3: Modelling – finishing building1 and creating new buildings

Lecture 4: Modelling – expanding the second story

Lecture 5: Modelling Building Part5

Lecture 6: Modelling Building Part6

Lecture 7: Modelling Building Part7

Lecture 8: Modelling Building Part8

Lecture 9: Modelling – Extending the street

Chapter 4: Texturing – Basic

Lecture 1: Source Textures and Texturing buildings

Lecture 2: Texturing Buildings

Lecture 3: Texturing Buildings Part2

Lecture 4: Texturing Buildings Part3

Chapter 5: Letterbox – Asset

Lecture 1: Letterbox – Modelling

Lecture 2: Letterbox – Texturing

Chapter 6: Animating

Lecture 1: Import Character

Lecture 2: Walk Cycle Part1

Lecture 3: Walk Cycle Part2

Lecture 4: Walking forward

Lecture 5: Blocking Part1

Lecture 6: Blocking Part2

Lecture 7: Blocking Part3

Lecture 8: Blocking Part4

Lecture 9: Blocking Part5

Lecture 10: Camera Setup Part1

Lecture 11: Camera Setup Part2

Lecture 12: 2nd Pass Part1

Lecture 13: 2nd Pass Part2

Lecture 14: 2nd Pass Part3

Lecture 15: 2nd Pass Part4

Lecture 16: 2nd Pass Part5

Lecture 17: 2nd Pass Part6

Lecture 18: 2nd Pass Part7

Lecture 19: 2nd Pass Part8

Lecture 20: 2nd Pass Part9

Lecture 21: 2nd Pass Part10

Lecture 22: 2nd Pass Part11

Lecture 23: 2nd Pass Part12

Lecture 24: Face Pass Part1

Lecture 25: Face Pass Part2

Lecture 26: Face Pass Part3

Lecture 27: Face Pass Part4

Lecture 28: Upgrading the letterbox / Modelling

Lecture 29: Piano Timing Part1

Lecture 30: Piano Timing Part2

Lecture 31: Alternate Walk cycle and import character

Lecture 32: Moving forward with Alternate Walk cycle

Lecture 33: Self Critique Part1

Lecture 34: Self Critique Part2

Lecture 35: Rigging a Car

Lecture 36: Fixing Self Critique Part1

Lecture 37: Fixing Self Critique Part2

Lecture 38: Modelling – rework the background

Lecture 39: Fixing Critique

Chapter 7: Cleaning Up

Lecture 1: Rework on the Letterbox, Modelling and Texturing

Lecture 2: Creating Roof Tiles and Doing Some Retexturing Part1

Lecture 3: Creating Roof Tiles and Doing Some Retexturing Part2

Lecture 4: Creating Roof Tiles and Doing Some Retexturing Part3

Lecture 5: Apply Roof to Other Buildings and More Retexture

Lecture 6: Recap of What Needs to be Worked on

Lecture 7: Reworking the Road Part1

Lecture 8: Reworking the Road Part2

Lecture 9: Painting the Car and Reworking the Sign

Lecture 10: Changing the Camera Settings – Focal Length

Lecture 11: Final Composition and Timing

Chapter 8: Finishing Up

Lecture 1: Powershell

Lecture 2: Creating the Video

Lecture 3: Creating the Sound Track Part1

Lecture 4: Creating the Sound Track Part2

Lecture 5: Creating Credits

Chapter 9: Source Files

Lecture 1: Source Files to Download

Lecture 2: More Information

Lecture 3: Reference Footage

Instructors

Marko Matosevic
3D Artist

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 15 votes
2 stars: 8 votes
3 stars: 39 votes
4 stars: 54 votes
5 stars: 89 votes

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