Title: Udemy – Maya Lighting Masterclass: Become Pro at Rendering
Info:
Hey guys, would you like to create amazing renders for your portfolio? Would you like to learn how to create cinematic looking compositions? If that is the case I welcome you to Cinematic Lighting in Maya.
WHY SHOULD YOU LEARN FROM ME:
My name is Abraham Leal and I have 11 years of experience in the industry. I currently lead my own studio Critical Hit in Mexico were we produce experiences for the entertainment industry.
By the end of this course:
● You’ll be able to create amazing images and showcase your models in the best possible way
● You’ll be able to properly light interior scenes, exterior scenes, characters and props.
WHAT WILL I LEARN:
● Arnold Lights
● Camera settings
● Composition
● Using Assets
● Storytelling
● Post Production
COURSE PROJECTS:
We will start by going over the basics of the Arnold Rendering Engine. We will then explore several exercises were we will apply and create a cinematic look for our renders. After that we will go over rendering exteriors and interiors in different light scenarios. Finally we will create 3 amazing compositions for a final cinematic scene.
IS THIS COURSE RIGHT FOR ME:
I have designed this course for intermediate 3d students who want to improve their renders and create amazing pieces for their portfolio.
WHO IS NOT THE IDEAL STUDENT:
This course is not designed for absolute Maya beginners.
WHAT SHOULD I KNOW OR HAVE FOR THE COURSE:
● I expect you to have basic knowledge of Maya and Arnold
● You should have Photoshop installed as well since we will do our post processing there.
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Masterclass? :D
Sure :/