Cinematic look with Blender 3.0 – 8+ hours MASTER tutorial

Learn how to make a realistic and cinematic scene in Blender in three separate courses for the price of one. Each course lasts about 3 hours, learn how to model in Blender, how to create realistic materials, and set up lighting. You can also learn something about animation in Blender. Finally, we will do post-processing in Blender Composer and After Effects. 

TUTORIAL 1 – Old Apple Macintosh Cinematic Look Tutorial – 2 Hours 40 Min

Part 1 – Old Apple – Modeling Macintosh SE 30 – 36min
– Import and modeling with blueprints
– Learning modeling techniques in Blender
– Learning shortcuts in Blender

Part 2 – Old Apple computer – Keyboard and mouse modeling – 32 min
– Learning modeling techniques in Blender
– Learning shortcuts in Blender
– Modeling Apple Macintosh SE 30 keyboard and mouse

Part 3 – Old Apple – Texturing screen and computer – 36 min

– Learn to texture in Blender
– Create advance screen material
– Create material with 3 levels of bump
– Create complex material with lots of imperfections

Part 4 – Old Apple – Finish texturing and adding details – 28 min

– Continue texturing and adding details

Part 5 – Old Apple – Lighting, Compositing, After Effects post-processing – 16 min

– Lighting in Blender
– Camera setup
– Post-processing in After Effects

TUTORIAL 2 – Cinematic Look With Blender 3.0 – Step By Step Tutorial, 2h 50 Min

PART 1 – 28 min

– Setting the scene
– Import reference images
– Modeling shells using subdivision surface and proportional editing
– Create shell material and UV project

PART 2 – 21 min

– Modeling another shell
– Learning shortcuts keys and modeling process

PART 3 – 20 min

– Modeling cutting board
– Placing camera
– Camera setup, depth and field
– Placing shells and working on composition
– Lighting

PART 4 – 22 min

– Creating details (salt, parsley, sprigs of rosemary)
– Creating tablecloth material

PART 5 – 25 min

– Creating bokeh in the background
– Creating more details in the background

PART 6 – 24 min

– Creating animated fire in the background
– Creating fireplace in background
– Compositing in Blender
– Create vignette effect with objects

PART 7 – 26 min

– Exporting passes from Blender
– After Effects post-processing

TUTORIAL 3 – Creating A Movie Scene In Blender – 3 Hours Tutorial

PART 1 – CG scene created in Blender and After Effects – 33 min

– work with reference images
– creating and setting up a blender file
– electrical outlet modeling – blender shortcuts

PART 2 – Modeling Ethernet cable – 39 min

– modeling Ethernet cable
– blender shortcuts – blender modifiers

PART 3 – Ethernet cable scene – Modeling outlet – 34 min

– create materials in Blender
– blender nodes – lighting in Blender – camera setup

PART 4 – Texturing – 24 min

– Import shaders in Blender
– nodes and materials – creating a spider web in a Blender

PART 5 – Compositing and animating in Blender – 25 min

– compositing in Blender
– animating in Blender – shape Keys

PART 6 – After Effects post-processing – 27 min

– post-processing in After Effects

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