Udemy – Blender 3D: Cinematography Masterclass Dune 1/3

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What you'll learn
Create a planet from scratch using procedural textures to achieve a realistic look
Model the highliner, the cylindrical ship used for interstellar travel in the Dune universe
Utilize Blender's node system to create complex, procedural textures for your models
Achieve realism through advanced texturing techniques, ensuring every element looks true to the Dune universe
Learn basic geometry node setups
Create smooth and realistic animations to enhance the cinematic quality of your scene

Welcome to Blender 3D: Cinematography Masterclass Dune 1/3, a comprehensive step-by-step course designed for aspiring 3D artists and enthusiasts looking to elevate their cinematography, realism, texturing, modeling, and post-production skills. This is the first of a three-part series in which we will recreate the arrival to Arrakis sequence from the movie Dune.

Difficulty: Beginner to Intermediate

What You'll Learn

Modeling:

Create a planet from scratch using procedural textures to achieve a realistic look

Model the highliner, the cylindrical ship used for interstellar travel in the Dune universe

Texturing:

Utilize Blender's node system to create complex, procedural textures for your models

Achieve realism through advanced texturing techniques, ensuring every element looks true to the Dune universe

Animation:

Learn basic geometry node setups

Create smooth and realistic animations to enhance the cinematic quality of your scene

Post-Production:

Use After Effects for post-production (you can also use Blender Compositor, but there are no videos for that section)

Enhance your rendered scene with visual effects and compositing techniques to achieve a polished final product

Take your Blender skills to a new level. I look forward to seeing the amazing scenes you create and helping you grow as a 3D artist. Let's get started on this exciting journey!

Who this course is for:
Beginner Blender Users: Those who have some familiarity with Blender but are looking to enhance their skills in modeling, texturing, animation, and post-production.
3D Art Enthusiasts: Individuals passionate about 3D art and cinematography, eager to recreate iconic movie scenes and improve their visual storytelling techniques.
Aspiring Cinematographers: Those interested in learning the art of cinematic sequences and how to create realistic, high-quality scenes in Blender.
Hobbyists and Freelancers: 3D hobbyists and freelancers who want to add a professional touch to their projects and expand their portfolio with impressive, cinema-quality renders.
Students and Educators: Students of digital art and animation.

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