Bro, I don't think you understand how much value you gave away with this. I bought a Blender and compositing course and everything I learned in both, you have in this video. Fastest follow of my life.
Definitely not, but it will be much easier if you know how to light and shoot on something with the highest quality camera you have available. 10bit or higher is definitely preferred
Don’t know if you’re ever going to look at my comment but IF YOU DO I just want to ask you how you got into working with blender and what you did to learn 3d modeling and compositing and all that. I’m just getting into 3d modeling and seriously considering going into video production as a possible career. Thanks!
Thanks for the comment! I’ve been doing video for over a decade since high school and professionally for the past 7 years. I was always also into vfx since the beginning so I learned the basics of after effects while learning to edit. Started doing compositing and motion graphics as I gained more interest in post production as shooting became a little boring for me. 3d modeling didn’t start until the pandemic hit in 2020. I knew 3d was the next stepping stone in vfx and motion graphics but really didn’t have much of an interest until graphics cards and ray tracing got good enough to where you could make full scenes on your home computer. I started with blender and doing the donut tutorial like everyone else! Then just kept going from there. When I started, back in early 2010’s there was much more anxiety about if film or video production can actually lead to getting a job, and I would say that’s much less worrisome now. There’s so many options from film and tv, to social media content, sports, commercials and more. And 3D is only ramping up more and more.
