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How to make a Self-Isolation Forcefield Effect

How to make a Self-Isolation Forcefield Effect

April 14, 2020

Wouldn’t it be nice to have a self-isolation forcefield in the real world right now? Aharon Rabinowitz of Red Giant shows you how to make a self-isolation forcefield in After Effects with Red Giant plugins.

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Introduction to V-Ray Next for Houdini

April 14, 2020

This is a quick start introduction tutorial to V-Ray Next for Houdini and covers the basic startup and UI integration. 

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Introduction to V-Ray Next for Unreal

April 14, 2020

This video tutorial covers the basic workflow for rendering a simple scene with V-Ray for Unreal.  It also offers tutorial assets you can download. Download tutorial assets

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Luxury Hotel Room Interior Build Sketchup & V-Ray + Glass Tutorial

Luxury Hotel Room Interior Build Sketchup & V-Ray + Glass Tutorial

April 14, 2020

Surviving Architecture walks you through how she created interior architectural renders using SketchUp and Chaos Group V-Ray Next for SketchUp.

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Introduction to V-Ray Next for Rhino

April 14, 2020

Here are 2 tutorials to help you get started with V-Ray Next for Rhino.  One is designed for architects and the other for Designers.  Both tutorials also have a link to step by step instructions and tutorial assets.

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Introduction to V-Ray Next for Revit

April 13, 2020

This video tutorial covers the basic workflow of rendering a simple scene with V-Ray for Revit.

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Introduction to V-Ray Next for SketchUp

April 9, 2020

This V-Ray Next for SketchUp tutorial will walk you through V-Ray’s user interface and how to get started with a basic project. It covers the Asset Editor and how to manage your Materials, Lights, Geometry, Render Elements and Textures. And it includes a free demo scene.

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v-ray next for 3ds Max intro tutorial

Introduction to V-Ray Next for 3ds Max #gettingstarted

April 9, 2020

This V-Ray Next for 3ds Max tutorial covers how to set up, light, and render an interior day scene, plus info on V-Ray Denoiser, and more!

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Create lower thirds and titles based on sci-fi and gaming looks with PremiumVFX High Tech Lower Thirds.

PremiumVFX High Tech Lower Thirds #gettingstarted

April 7, 2020

Create lower thirds and titles based on sci-fi and gaming looks with PremiumVFX High Tech Lower Thirds. Download and try it today!

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Stupid Raisins Snap Pop v

Stupid Raisins Snap Pop #gettingstarted

April 7, 2020

With Stupid Raisins Snap Pop, create professionally animated accent shapes and elements with built-in object tracking.

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PremiumVFX Info Bars Vol. 2

How to Use PremiumVFX Info Bars Vol. 2 #gettingstarted

April 7, 2020

With Use PremiumVFX Info Bars Vol. 2, create graphic overlays with integrated titles in Final Cut Pro X

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CrumplePop RustleRemover AI #gettingstarted

April 7, 2020

CrumplePop RustleRemover AI detects and removes microphone rustle noise from audio. Tutorials for FCPX, Premiere Pro, Resolve, and Audition.

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GetWALL Opener in Final Cut Pro

Polaric GetWALL Opener in Final Cut Pro X #gettingstarted

April 7, 2020

Learn to create professionally animated video wall and media grid templates with GetWALL Opener.

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CrumplePop Levelmatic for Audition lets you dynamically adjust playback levels so that no part sounds too loud or too quiet.

CrumplePop Levelmatic for Audition #gettingstarted

April 7, 2020

CrumplePop Levelmatic for Audition lets you dynamically adjust playback levels so that no part sounds too loud or too quiet.

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Crumplepop levelmatic for Davinci Resolve

CrumplePop Levelmatic for Davinci Resolve #gettingstarted

April 7, 2020

CrumplePop Levelmatic for Davinci Resolve lets you dynamically adjust playback levels so that no part sounds too loud or too quiet.

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