Create The “Max Payne” Title Animation Using Cinema 4D & After Effects

Create The “Max Payne” Title Animation Using Cinema 4D & After Effects

on Mar 5th 2012 with 4 comments
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Final Product What You'll Be Creating

In this tutorial you’ll learn how to create the title animation from the movie “Max Payne” using Cinema 4D and After Effects. After we have the text constructed and animated we’ll add texture and see how the bump channel works inside C4D. Finally we’ll render out the animation and move into After Effects to composite the final piece, using some stock elements from “Action Essentials 2″ from videocopilot.net. And see how we can turn such a simple title into an interesting and fun animation with ease.

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I'm a 23 year old motion graphics designer from Bulgaria. I have 4 years of professional experience behind my back. Most of my time I spend working for a small TV company. In my spare time I work as a freelancer and create video tutorials related to After Effects. You can find more of my work at videohive.net/user/Stefoto.  

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  • http://filedeli.com filedeli

    Very well idea, these is so great… i love your tutorial hope to see more with it.

  • Dominik

    Sorry but why are these tutorials allways in cinema ?

  • Marcus

    This is lame because the most interesting thing you don’t teach (the sparks effect is from a collection you have to buy and just paste)

  • http://flarefilm.com niels leslie

    Nice! But the title animation really gets interesting with the glass shattering, towards the end. I’m challenging you make a tutorial on that!

    Keep up the good work..

    Niels