Here's a video where I revisit an old short film and give you guys all of the good stuff I learned. Hope you like it! The music in this video: / @soul-academy www.beatstars....
@@AlbinThorburn great I am excited to see it all ready. I tryed this allso in a project but I had some issues with the image to plane footage in the scene wich got effected even they was in the absolute focus point. Hope you can manage to get it done. ✊
3:09 you have to move away farther from the green screen and then light yourself MORE with 2 or 3 lights. That'll reduce the spill b4 trying to key it all. I think.
@AlbinThorburn I have used the keylight 1.2 Plug in with after effects and it is awesome. It can handle the spill And you can set up an amazing green screen with that. Even if you don't film it exactly right. Keep rockin!!!
Great video loved the short film. One thing I noticed though is there seamed to be some weird light artifacts on your face in the shot with you in the space station. Other than that amazing!!!
As far as keying goes, in professional vfx houses everything is rotoscoped. The green background only helps identify what is and isn't background which speeds up the process. In Dune, they used tan-screen to avoid light spill and to project more natural light. Again, it's all hand done with meticulous roto 😭
The result is really convicing, and I didin't even realized that you used eevee, which I avoid because the time spend to get a realistic lighting can be used to render in cycles (unless you have a potato pc), that's why I'm learning Unreal Engine 5 because lumen is like 100 better than eevee and can replace cycles for some environment scene. Anyway the final result is really cool even if it's too bright, so great job dude !
My man... I really admire your patience. This is so motivating. I've been into 3D since 2021 and lately just have a few months into VFX. Watching lotsa tutorials and doing my own thing. The fact you did all this alone is amazing. Keep it up man! Also thanks for taking the time to share your own workflow. I like the creativity you put on it, solving all kind of technical problems with easy/quick solutions.
Great stuff man! Just a heads up, your voiceover has a lot of plosives. With headphones on, they’re blowing bass into my ears 😂 Such a big difference in content in 11 months. Love it!
The refractions in the helmet in 4:08 look so good! That’s also achieved with the same method you talk about in the beginning? Thank you for sharing your insights! This will really help me for my projects as I was thinking about what to use as pully system, too😍
... definitely could use some animator help. (Awesome vid throwing up a like) been learning live action green screening atm, when the programs get involved I just get so completely flustered...
It's Amazing and I want to ask a question you learn these things from youtube or any paid course or do you have any paid course please give me the link
really love the idea of using planes and shrink wrapping them to objects. nice touch!
It's cool right! In Eevee it's almost realtime too!
Very clever VFX solves. Great tips for the future. Thank you.
janky or not this is freak'in awesome.
Thanks a lot! I knew from the start that it wasn't going to be Hollywood level but I gave it my best shot!
you did great, well done. there are always going to be other wasy to do things with each project comes wisdom!
Thank you!
Using a blue screen would also be an option to get rid of that nasty spill. Overall amazing work man! Really inspiring!
wow simulation trick at the end of the video is really smart! Nice Work Bro❤💯
Thank you!:)
Really nice work!!! What about depth of field, would make it even more cinematic I think.
Yeah! And if you set the ratio to two you get an anamorphic effect which is really cool. I'll use that in the future
@@AlbinThorburn great I am excited to see it all ready. I tryed this allso in a project but I had some issues with the image to plane footage in the scene wich got effected even they was in the absolute focus point. Hope you can manage to get it done. ✊
Amazing video bro
Thank you!
@@AlbinThorburn welcome 😀
So motivational... Thank you!
That's awesome!!
3:09 you have to move away farther from the green screen and then light yourself MORE with 2 or 3 lights. That'll reduce the spill b4 trying to key it all. I think.
Yep that sounds logical to me. Should remove most of the spill I think
@AlbinThorburn I have used the keylight 1.2 Plug in with after effects and it is awesome. It can handle the spill And you can set up an amazing green screen with that. Even if you don't film it exactly right. Keep rockin!!!
Bro, i just learned a bunch of stuff, neat shots
Awesome man!
Great video loved the short film. One thing I noticed though is there seamed to be some weird light artifacts on your face in the shot with you in the space station. Other than that amazing!!!
Your work is inspiring buddy. Thanks for sharing ur process!
As far as keying goes, in professional vfx houses everything is rotoscoped. The green background only helps identify what is and isn't background which speeds up the process.
In Dune, they used tan-screen to avoid light spill and to project more natural light. Again, it's all hand done with meticulous roto 😭
The result is really convicing, and I didin't even realized that you used eevee, which I avoid because the time spend to get a realistic lighting can be used to render in cycles (unless you have a potato pc), that's why I'm learning Unreal Engine 5 because lumen is like 100 better than eevee and can replace cycles for some environment scene. Anyway the final result is really cool even if it's too bright, so great job dude !
See now this is some revolutionary shit
Thanks man!
you were very resourceful to figure all that out. Nice job.
Dude thanks it was a lot of work so I appreciate the love!
Haha!!! Absolutely brilliant - Love it!
Please make the full breakdown please !!
It looked really cool, just thought the whites were too blown I think it has to do with final grade
I Recently started watching your content, you are awesome man!
funny!like it
as someone who is new to VFX, it was surprising to learn that the film was rendered in eevee, not cycles, for how well it turned out.
I’m really amazed with your results. Such a great effort with a great output. I truly appreciate this work. Wish you a brighter future 🫡
Thanks for the support man! I really appreciate it!
Waw nice..grt wrk
Thanks!
Man! Congrats 👏 amazing job!
Well done.... the end result looks good. :)
😳😲 nice work
Nice job man! looks amazing
god this is awesome. it looks so good
My man... I really admire your patience. This is so motivating. I've been into 3D since 2021 and lately just have a few months into VFX. Watching lotsa tutorials and doing my own thing. The fact you did all this alone is amazing. Keep it up man! Also thanks for taking the time to share your own workflow. I like the creativity you put on it, solving all kind of technical problems with easy/quick solutions.
Nice work! Your video motivates me to work :D
Awesome!
Insane. 👏👏👏
Great stuff man! Just a heads up, your voiceover has a lot of plosives. With headphones on, they’re blowing bass into my ears 😂 Such a big difference in content in 11 months. Love it!
You are amazing 🤩🤩
This is fantastic!!
Thank you man!
this shot at 4:07 is incredible
Great work 👍.. how to project face on sphere inside helmet .. make short video please!
Basically you give the sphere a uv project modifier and select the camera. :)
The refractions in the helmet in 4:08 look so good! That’s also achieved with the same method you talk about in the beginning?
Thank you for sharing your insights! This will really help me for my projects as I was thinking about what to use as pully system, too😍
Thank you! I actually rendered a 360 image of the set in cycles and used that as an hdri to get some realistic reflections
..with the bad chromakey you could use something like rotobrush in AE or object masking in Resolve..
just a hint for the next time make the camera les static it works waaay better and brings the scene alive
Please make short or smth about pipeline of projecting MOVIE CLIP to a mesh! Couldn't find any on youtube!
... definitely could use some animator help. (Awesome vid throwing up a like) been learning live action green screening atm, when the programs get involved I just get so completely flustered...
Haha you're absolutely right! Animation has never been my strong side
Awesome
Thanks! Glad you liked it:)
Amazing
Thanks man!
It's Amazing and I want to ask a question you learn these things from youtube or any paid course or do you have any paid course please give me the link
underrated
Lmao thank you! I think I get the recognition I deserve. 19k subs baby!!!!
Hello! Amazing project !! Really inspiring. Did you by any chance simulate contact with space ship wall and your mesh in blender ?
That's funny because that's how Nasa goes to "space" too only it cost 20 billion dollars
Next video: trust me guys I landed on the moon
3:00 Easy Fix; Do what NASA does... use a Blue Screen...... 🤫
Please can you share any idea about space station blender file how you got
bro do you not need more the space station gif me for a video musical my country is colombia :D GOOD VIDEO
Feel free to use the video if you'd like ☺️
did you know ambient occlusion doesn't exist in space due to lack of objects.
Any chance you could share the space station blend file?
Thanks!
Hello, I loved your work, could you help me with a job, as an animator?
Hi! I'm pretty occupied with other work at the moment so I'm not sure that I can ;(
@@AlbinThorburn ok, thanks
03:00 Use Blue Screen :D
This is good and all but instead of space why don't you try to go to the planet namec
Where is the main video?
It's on my channel :) "apogee"
@@AlbinThorburn Can't find it
You used an Ian's video!
Everything's cool, but image is overexposed
Why did you suspend yourself you could have just filmed everything standing up, swaying
So this is how NASA fakes everything in space. I always knew NASA created blender in 1969
i can make a dog in blender, therefore dogs don't exist