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Blackmagic Fusion: Cube Cradle Tutorial Part Two

Simon Ubsdell March 7, 2023
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Part Two of this tutorial where we do a bit more work on the animation but mainly it’s about experimenting with the lighting and materials for a nice dramatic look.

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Blackmagic Fusion: Cube Cradle Tutorial Part 1

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Simon Ubsdell
Hi, I'm Simon Ubsdell, Creative Director of TOKYO PRODUCTIONS, a UK-based boutique creative shop specializing in movie trailers, sales promos and TV Spots for the independent film sector both in the UK and across Europe. I've been a film and video editor for over 25 years as well as being involved in motion graphics, sound design and mixing, music composition, visual effects and compositing, 3D modelling and animation, and colour grading, not to mention writing, directing and producing, and most recently, software development. I am also a developer of plug-ins for the video post-production market having released a range of successful and acclaimed products both under the Tokyo brand and as Hawaiki with Robert Mackintosh.

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