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Facial Animation With Morph Targets In Cinema 4D, Part 2 – Cg Premium Content
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Facial Animation With Morph Targets In Cinema 4D, Part 2 – Cg Premium Content

Aleksey Voznesenski on Nov 14th 2011 with 0 comments
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In this new two part Premium tutorial, Aleksey Voznesenski will give you an introduction to mesh animation in Cinema 4D, in this case a face with the use of the pose morph tag. We’ll also actually model the character, add materials, do some lighting, Faking GI is always fun, and then animate the little bugger.

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By Aleksey Voznesenski

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Aleksey Voznesenski is a 3D specialist experienced in many areas of the 3D world. Mainly focused on animation, he has experience in motion graphics, modeling, rigging, render setup, lighting, camera work and art direction. Working as a contractor for many companies, Aleksey provides his expertise to get projects done on time and to spec. His main package of choice is Cinema4D, but Aleksey has experience in all of the industry standard packages like 3ds Max, Maya and XSI. His contact details can be found at ace5studios.com. Also be sure to visit ace5education.com for even more tutorials from Aleksey!  

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