Oh man, wish I could afford this .. after a massive stroke, and 30+ years off the grid I'm releasing tons of my "old" 80s stuff .. But dreaming is also ok as long as the music work :)
I love creating in unreal engine I do allot of music videos. But the only thing I can’t figure out is shadows. When I bring my png sequence in the shadows stutter or don’t match. How did you get the shadows to work in unreal engine is there a lesson I can purchase or a tutorial.
Very cool. I don't understand how you are able to make sweeping camera moves 0:55 - 0:58 without the perspective of the subject getting wonky. Great work!
if you look at the subjects feet you can tell that he has the keyed green screen subject applied as a material/texture to a 2-D plane with an object constraint on the plane instructing it to always face towards the camera, in this instance he applies a horizontal flip to one of the planes and brings it a bit closer to the camera to make the symmetrical aspect less obvious to your brain when he transitions the FOV of the camera from the one on the left to the one on the right and makes the transition swift but if you look closely at the subjects feet on the right you can see them pivot a tiny bit as the camera influences the angle of the 2-D plane its contained within during the transition
I've been following your work since I saw your virtual production showreel of 2021, seriously AMAZING work. I keep expecting to come find a video stating that you'll be working on a feature film next or something!
did you track the footage on 0:22? i see tracking markers on other wide shots but not that one in particular. I'm curious if just eye balling the tilt is good enough
@@PopoRamos It's been out for a while now. Thanks and I hope the course will be useful for you! As for the shot, no, I didn't use any tracking. I just animated the camera in Unreal Engine to roughly match the shot.
@@JaroAtry yes totally worth it! I was sold ever since I saw your first video on unreal and music videos. And thanks for the insight. I have been incorporating 3D scenes into music videos, and this will help out a lot. I have been using Blender mainly as I’m more familiar with it, but I’m also going to take more time to learn unreal. The concepts apply just the same though.
2024. Oh my goodness (great video work). Well...i guess UE pretty well elliminates the need to do much filming work outside or in a cold dark, smelly warehouse anymore. Wow. Its the new "real".
Great job I love it, I would like to contact you to work together on some projects. If you leave me an email I will contact you immediately. Thanks a lot.
![Mosaé - Lost at Sea Music Video [UNREAL ENGINE CINEMATIC MUSIC VIDEO]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/0wtEMRViaqE/mqdefault.jpg)
Nah, this goes hard. Perfect integration. Everything looks like a real environment, Awesome.
Oh man, wish I could afford this .. after a massive stroke, and 30+ years off the grid I'm releasing tons of my "old" 80s stuff .. But dreaming is also ok as long as the music work :)
I love creating in unreal engine I do allot of music videos. But the only thing I can’t figure out is shadows. When I bring my png sequence in the shadows stutter or don’t match. How did you get the shadows to work in unreal engine is there a lesson I can purchase or a tutorial.
Nice! I'm also in virtual production in UE and this is really a high quality work!
Very cool. I don't understand how you are able to make sweeping camera moves 0:55 - 0:58 without the perspective of the subject getting wonky. Great work!
if you look at the subjects feet you can tell that he has the keyed green screen subject applied as a material/texture to a 2-D plane with an object constraint on the plane instructing it to always face towards the camera, in this instance he applies a horizontal flip to one of the planes and brings it a bit closer to the camera to make the symmetrical aspect less obvious to your brain when he transitions the FOV of the camera from the one on the left to the one on the right and makes the transition swift but if you look closely at the subjects feet on the right you can see them pivot a tiny bit as the camera influences the angle of the 2-D plane its contained within during the transition
this man knows the unreal engine more then unreal engine itself got your course and damnnnnnnnnnnn the techniques its awesome
okey if I buy you're curse where then I can get this begraunds video with the another world, streets and more ?
You will buy it or create it yourself in Unreal Engine.
I purchased your course it is amazing love the technique and multiple scenarios you cover.
I've been following your work since I saw your virtual production showreel of 2021, seriously AMAZING work. I keep expecting to come find a video stating that you'll be working on a feature film next or something!
oh my god that looks incredible
Thank you!
Professional work & an artist 😎☺️💓
Great work!
one word! AMAZING!
please a tutorial
That's awesome!
Thank you!
Looks amazing!!
When is the advanced course coming out?
hello still using camtrackAR ? if so, gas the quality improved ? or can u use the iphone as tracker on another cam ? thanks.
awesome! one of the best blending i saw.
the course have spanish subtitles? grettings from Argentina ;)
This is epic, great work
Do you grade to rec709 and then to unreal? And do final grade in PP/Resolve after?
Wooooow that is awesome work man i love it great job i am inspired
this looks very good. Is there a way to contact you?
Awesome love this stuff. How did you find keying out the footage with the red light did that present any issues?
Perfect
Is discount still available??
The only issue I’m having is getting the green screen footage inside unreal engine
Dope.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🙌
gooooooooddddddddddd job
Respect.
which camera tracking software ?
SICKKK
did you track the footage on 0:22? i see tracking markers on other wide shots but not that one in particular. I'm curious if just eye balling the tilt is good enough
I just noticed you finally made a course, and i immediately bought it! Glad you found the time to make it happen! wish you much success on it!
@@PopoRamos It's been out for a while now. Thanks and I hope the course will be useful for you! As for the shot, no, I didn't use any tracking. I just animated the camera in Unreal Engine to roughly match the shot.
@@JaroAtry yes totally worth it! I was sold ever since I saw your first video on unreal and music videos. And thanks for the insight. I have been incorporating 3D scenes into music videos, and this will help out a lot. I have been using Blender mainly as I’m more familiar with it, but I’m also going to take more time to learn unreal. The concepts apply just the same though.
Still rocking that 3070 TI?
Yes, I created this video on 3070 TI
Hi! I tried to purchase your course but the web site seems to be down. is there any other way to contact you and buy it?
Wooooow 😃😃😃😃😃😃👍👍👍👍
fire
Guapo soundtrack ❤
2024. Oh my goodness (great video work). Well...i guess UE pretty well elliminates the need to do much filming work outside or in a cold dark, smelly warehouse anymore. Wow. Its the new "real".
Awesome I'm trying to leRnunreal
Computer config?
cool
Sick 🤮
Great job I love it, I would like to contact you to work together on some projects. If you leave me an email I will contact you immediately. Thanks a lot.