Bizarrely Powerful Trick for Cinematic Compositions
🕑 Added 2023-02-13 09:59:26 +0000 UTC
Been using this one all the time lately!
Huge thanks to Johnny Valencia for really driving home the importance of "into the light" cinematography during the boat shoot! I love being able to steal his secrets into the Digital Realm of 3d rendering
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Comments
Conner
I never knew a simple plane could blow my mind so much but this opened up so many ideas for me!
Blemonade
Hey Ian, when do we hear from you again? Or could this month off silence mean that we can expect a new episode soon? Edit: it was 2 episodes
Xavier Albert
I love this format Ian, Small and full packed with usefull explanations
Ian Hubert
Ahahaha I never want to give these things clickbaity titles but "A Plane over the Camera Looks Good Sometimes" didn't have a great ring to it, either.
this is such a Bizarrely Powerful Trick for Cinematic Compositions
I came here after a Youtube comment pointed out this would be worthwhile, let's just say I've also become your apostel after browsing around here for two days.
Super Depressing Lifestyle Championship Edition
this is really neat and useful!
it's that guy!
It's wild how effective this is. Thank you for helping me fix some abandoned scenes that I thought were beyond saving
Chris Keller
moths!
Awesome! Gotta try it for my scenes :-)
Nickolai bauer
Can I just say how much I appreciate that the blender subreddit still comments “for more realism add moths” to this day😂 Its been years and it’s still funny
Raffo VFX
Cool stuff and interesting thoughts! Fun fact: Sometimes you speak faster then Eminem (but still I perfectly understand what you say :D )
niiice. As a concept artist, all the composition talk is super familiar territory. Love to hear you dive into it more & apply the same principles directly in 3d 🤘