Hi there John,

thanks for getting in touch.

I can’t share exact footage due to NDAs, but Pexels has some really similar stuff (albeit on a track, not dirt), but these are all moving shots with moving…

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ive been given a brief recently which has given me quite a bit of grief in the past. it seems easy on the surface, but have always found it very time consuming, I think I’ve been going about it in the wrong way all along.

So one of my clients is a race car brand, and they often give me long shots where the cam is following a car, and I need to put…

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Hey there guys! Bit of a 3D newbie here – but I wanted to try something out for fun and wanted to get your thoughts on how best to achieve it.

I want to create four different types of sport ball – soccer, rugby, tennis and basketball. I want to have a box with a lid on it rumble a little bit as if there’s a force in there, then the lid comes off…

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Thanks Kouraib. So the movement will be in the footage. The real life camera is going to move from right to left very subtly. So I think it’ll just be a case of using C4D’s inbuilt cam tracking tools to match that movement, which then in a perfect world would create a Redshift camera that would match my mesh to the footage. Fingers crossed!

Thanks so much Kouraib! That’s really helpful. I probably should’ve made this clearer, but I’ll be dealing with video footage here. So the scene will be very similar to the image, but it’ll have a slight pan to it. I’m guessing I could just make the landscape as you mentioned, then 3D camera track within cinema 4d?

Hey guys,

been tasked with putting a mesh over some footage of a mountain. Imagine this composition – https://unsplash.com/photos/aerial-photography-of-mountain-range-covered-with-snow-under-white-and-blue-sky-at-daytime-9wg5jCEPBsw

But it’s going to be a panning shot – subtle movement. The idea is to show the grand scale of the mountain -… Read more