{"id":7127,"date":"2024-10-24T01:28:25","date_gmt":"2024-10-24T05:28:25","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/topo.art\/?post_type=formation&p=7127"},"modified":"2025-01-27T13:51:58","modified_gmt":"2025-01-27T17:51:58","slug":"unreal-engine-5-production-cinematographique","status":"publish","type":"formation","link":"https:\/\/topo.art\/en\/formation\/unreal-engine-5-production-cinematographique\/","title":{"rendered":"Unreal Engine 5 in film production"},"content":{"rendered":"
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This new training course, offered by Eric Filion<\/strong>, focuses on understanding the basic principles of Unreal Engine 5 and its applications in film production. The goal is to learn how to use Unreal Engine 5 for both video game creation and film production, while exploring the engine's specific features and tools that are essential for creating audiovisual content.<\/span><\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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1. Getting Started with Unreal Engine<\/h3>
\u2013 Basic terminology for film and visual effects<\/div>
\u2013 How to create a VFX plan from start to finish<\/div>
\u2013 Installation and configuration of Unreal Engine<\/div>
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2. The basics<\/h3>
\u2013 Menus and basic navigation in Unreal Engine<\/div>
\u2013 Work with photorealistic 3D meshes and resources<\/div>
\u2013 Getting started with materials, one of the fundamental elements of any Unreal Engine scene<\/div>
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3. Create your first Unreal Engine scene<\/h3>
\u2013 Organize your project professionally with industry-standard naming conventions<\/div>
\u2013 Scene creation techniques: landscape creation, lighting and atmosphere, working with cameras<\/div>
\u2013 Basic animation<\/div>
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4. Advanced scene creation<\/h3>
\u2013 Create an inspiration board (mood board)<\/em> and learn how professionals find and use inspiration<\/div>
\u2013 Learn blocking and scene composition to create cinematic, story-driven images with strong emotional impact.<\/div>
\u2013 Learn the complete process and tips for creating any scene in Unreal Engine, using professional environment creation techniques to achieve maximum detail and photorealistic landscapes.<\/div>
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5. Lighting<\/h3>
\u2013 Learn lighting theory and the science behind lighting<\/div>
\u2013 Learn Hollywood's standard lighting techniques, used in the visual effects industry<\/div>
\u2013 Learn how to create 3 cinematic lighting setups in Unreal Engine \u2013 Sunset, Overcast\/Moody, and Night<\/div>
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6. Animation<\/h3>
\u2013 Bring your scene to life by adding cinematic movement and animation<\/div>
\u2013 Add character animation using various industry-standard techniques<\/div>
\u2013 Work with motion capture animations to achieve realistic and lifelike character animation.<\/div>
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7. Simulations<\/h3>
\u2013 Learn how industry professionals create fire, smoke, explosions, and fluids\/water in CGI<\/div>
\u2013 Use the OpenVDB framework to add cinematic-quality fluid, fire, and smoke simulations to your scene<\/div>
\u2013 Create fully dynamic, real-time fluid and gas simulations natively in Unreal Engine and have them interact with your scene.<\/div>
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8. Composition in Unreal Engine<\/h3>
\u2013 Learn 3D camera tracking and how to compose live action sequences with a moving camera alongside your CGI scene in Unreal Engine.<\/div>
\u2013 Learn industry-standard color management techniques so you can work effectively and efficiently in any professional pipeline.<\/div>
\u2013 Work with Unreal Engine's built-in compositing tool, Composure, to combine a live-action sequence with your CGI scene.<\/div>
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9. Rendering<\/h3>
\u2013 Prepare your scene so that it is rendered with maximum efficiency and quality in deferred and path tracing rendering modes.<\/div>
\u2013 Configure your rendering with cinematic quality settings to achieve maximum detail and realism.<\/div>
\u2013 Export your scene with industry-standard render passes for manipulation in a compositing package such as After Effects, Nuke, or Fusion.<\/div>
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10. Compositing in After Effects or Fusion<\/h3>
\u2013 Configure the color space for your CGI scenes and live-action sequences using industry-standard workflows for compositing<\/div>
\u2013 Use render passes to quickly and easily compose CGI renders with live-action footage<\/div>
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