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Training DVD’s or CD’s
I know this question was posted below, but I’m hoping something has changed. Goose chase I’m sure, but I’ll try. Is there any company making Cinema 4D training DVD’s or CD’s for either 9 or 9.5? I did find a person that does it in person, but I want to get started before I go to him. I’d like to at least understand how the workflow works and as many basic functions as possible. No sense spending lots of money for the really basic stuff.
Here is the one guy that I’ve found in the U.S. (seems to be lots in the U.K.) that does both private and small group training. The name of the company is Elite Imaging and I put the link below…
https://www.elite-imaging.com/cgitrain.htmAmish Ed
Shoot ’em all and let the Editor sort ’em out!Dual 2Ghz G5, 4GB, running 10.3.6 w/QT 6.5.2, Black Majic DeckLink, AE Pro 6.5 w/BCC and Invig. 3D, PS CS2, AI CS2, FCP HD
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There’s a ton of free tutorials over on C4D Cafe that IMHO are as good or better than a training series on DVD:
Aren’t Amish against tech though?
-Noah
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Thanks, I’ll check them out.
Amish Ed
“Shoot ’em all and let the Editor sort ’em out!”Dual 2Ghz G5, 4GB, running 10.3.6 w/QT 6.5.2, Black Majic DeckLink, AE Pro 6.5 w/BCC and Invig. 3D, PS CS2, AI CS2, FCP HD
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The DVDs from https://www.3dfluff.com come highly recommended. Both of the principals are former Maxon employees now working in the 3D content field. There’s also a BodyPaint 3D DVD from https://www.3dkiwi.com, and another by a group who’s name/URL I can’t recall. Maxon Shop also sells two CDs by Jannis Labelle that cover modeling and texturing a human head.
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Thanks Adam. I just got my books and C4D delivered. I can’t wait to start on it on Monday.
Amish Ed
“Shoot ’em all and let the Editor sort ’em out!”Dual 2Ghz G5, 4GB, running 10.3.6 w/QT 6.5.2, Black Majic DeckLink, AE Pro 6.5 w/BCC and Invig. 3D, PS CS2, AI CS2, FCP HD
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