3D Motion Graphic Portfolio - from Start to Finish - 기획부터 시작해 완성하는 3D 모션그래픽 포트폴리오 [Coloso, Lee Jaeyeoun (Lee Jae-yeon)]
- Publisher
- Coloso
- Product Type
- Video Course
- Author
- Lee Jaeyeoun (Lee Jae-yeon)
- Language
- Korean, English Subtitles
- Duration
- 23:25
- Release date
- Oct 24, 2023
- Skill level
- Project Files
- Yes
- Product Price
- $197
Follow a comprehensive curriculum—from tool setup and planning to overall concept and design, animation, and C4D techniques—to create the perfect portfolio video.
Lee Jae-yeon, a Giantstep native who has worked on new media projects for major companies like Naver, Samsung, Cacao, and venues like Incheon Airport and COEX, has developed this portfolio-building course.
Put a stop to fragmented learning that results in awkward portfolio presentations! Create 19 scenes and organically connect them into a cohesive portfolio. Learn from this class.
Lee Jae-yeon's Motion Graphics Portfolio class is for all students.Special Benefits:
Over 50 lectures offering a wealth of learning opportunities.
- More than 100 files, including modeling assets, texture sources, sounds, and compositing files.
- PDF materials and 19 C4D sample files for a solid foundation and practical application.
- 100 motion graphics production assets, including modeling assets, texture sources, pre-production files, and After Effects compositing files.
Class Examples: Create motion graphic scenes.
- Introduction: Shots that signal the start of the video, preparing for experimentation.
- Development: Experimentation stages expressed with interesting shots.
- Climax: Shot that embodies the most energy, representing the final video result.
- Conclusion: Shot that showcases the final result of all experiments.
Class Features:
- Efficient preparation for robust motion graphic planning.
- Learn to use and create freebies for planning and reference in high-quality motion graphics.
- Develop design and animation skills using various examples.
- Gain hands-on experience with various C4D techniques applicable to personal work and the competitive motion graphics industry.
