An interview with Chris Landreth, a pioneering animator and director of the Oscar-winning animated short Ryan.

Learn how Cindy Loughridge, lifestyle photographer, transitioned to photography full time with the help of friends from Flickr and Instagram.

Bring your logos to life with this quick start guide for animating and compositing a logo design in CINEMA 4D and After Effects.

Focuses on the basics of animating in CINEMA 4D, including setting keyframes, moving the camera, and adding movement and interest with deformers.

Introduces two CINEMA 4D modeling techniques: HyperNURBS, or subdivision modeling, for creating smooth rounded objects, and sculpting.

Introduces particles (used to simulate effects like snow, sparks, fog, or fire) and dynamics (which allow you to define how objects interact with their environment).

Learn how to use CINEMA 4D R18 in a motion graphics workflow. Learn key foundational concepts, such as spline modeling, keyframe animation, and materials.

Enrich your understanding of how to work with materials and lighting in CINEMA 4D, and see how to incorporate these techniques in your product visualization workflow.

Create amazing motion graphics with CINEMA 4D R18. Learn the basics of using C4D's modeling, animation, sharing, and rendering tools.

Discover how to use Cinema 4D R18 in a VFX workflow. Learn key concepts, such as how to track and solve a shot, remove lens distortion, and create basic animation.

Learn how to use Cinema 4D R19 in a motion graphics workflow. Learn key foundational concepts, such as spline modeling, lighting, and materials.

Explore the Cinema 4D workflow for creating VFX and integrating them into live action shots.

Design compelling motion graphics using the MoGraph toolset in Cinema 4D (C4D). Learn how to use both the essential features and the newest features available in Release 20 (R20).

Explore the Cinema 4D workflow for visual effects (VFX). Learn how to use C4D R20 for tracking, lighting, rendering, compositing, and more.

Cinema 4D has become an essential tool in the production pipeline and offers a fantastic set of features for building visual effects (VFX). In this course, you can explore the Cinema 4D workflow for creating VFX and integrating them into live action shots. Instructor Andy Needham starts with an overview of VFX, including inspiring examples you may have seen in major Hollywood films. He discusses the importance of motion tracking and gets hands on, showing how to track and solve a shot using the C4D Motion Tracker. He also covers exporting and importing data in various industry-standard formats, creating materials, and lighting 3D shots. Plus, Andy shows how to break apart objects with Voronoi Fracture and set up and composite multipass renders. When you’re ready, you can take the challenge at the end of the course to test your new skills.

Take a render directly from CINEMA 4D, or any other 3D package, and bump it up a notch with NUKE.

Design compelling motion graphics using the MoGraph toolset in Cinema 4D. Learn how to use both essential features and new features available in Subscription Release 22 (S22).

Learn how to enhance your designs—and streamline your overall workflow—with Cinema 4D, the essential tool for motion graphics artists and designers.

Learn how to create animated charts and graphs with CINEMA 4D, and use spreadsheet data to drive C4D motion graphics.

Learn to create useful and unique camera movements (including moves from Hollywood classics) for any type of project with CINEMA 4D.