Creating Cinematic Underwater Lighting in Maya
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Course Summary
Throughout these Maya tutorials we'll learn how to achieve a cinematic look for an underwater animation. Software required: Maya 2015, NUKE 8.
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Course Description
Throughout these Maya tutorials we'll learn how to achieve a cinematic look for an underwater animation. We'll cover how to create underwater assets and particles such as bubbles, as well as a caustic pattern to simulate realism. Next, we'll animate our bubbles with Soft Body and construct some kelp. We'll finish our details with underwater particle creation and secondary lighting. Finally, we'll finish the Maya training by learning how to setup V-Ray render settings and composite in NUKE. Software required: Maya 2015, NUKE 8.
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Course Syllabus
Introduction and Project Overview- 1m 2s
—Introduction and Project Overview 1m 2sCreating Cinematic Underwater Lighting in Maya- 1h 33m
—Preparing the Scene 8m 22s
—Applying a Caustic Pattern Underwater 9m 15s
—Animating Bubbles with Soft Body 11m 19s
—Constructing Kelp with Paint Fx 11m 30s
—Setting up a V-Ray Render 7m 28s
—Positioning Key Lights 9m 48s
—Continuing with Secondary Lighting 8m 8s
—Designing Underwater Particles 8m 10s
—Creating Bubbles 8m 40s
—Rendering and Compositing in NUKE 10m 16s
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