And what I want to talk to you today about is go over a couple of VR basics using just some simple concepts because I think it really helps in doing CG to understand a little bit how the analogy in physical reality and how real cameras work and that definitely applies to doing VR in C4D. And there are some satirical elements, a lot of the puppet show is offensive in some way, but you're trapped in it. You put the headset on and the viewer becomes a puppet in this sort of crazy puppet show. Obviously that wasn't VR, that wasn't 360 video, but it's a 360 video cinema experience. Welcome, stranger! ♪ ♪ - Telly ho! - Extravaganza is a satire. So I'm going to start by showing you the trailer to that and then we'll talk a little bit more. It's a mix of animation and live action, and we were lucky-enough to get into the Tribeca Film Festival this year and premiere in April. So I made a project that was done largely in Cinema 4D called Extravaganza. And partially because of that special element in projects like that, when VR started to come about about this wave of VR started to come back about two years ago, I thought it was a great fit for me. I've worked in a lot of different mediums, from feature film to short film, music video, and then, for a long time, video content for screens and big pop concerts or other special occasions.
Previewing 360 Renders with GoPro VR Player Rendering 360 Video By Baking a Reflective Sphere Unfortunately, we encountered some technical issues with our demonstration computer & recording setup - so sections of the live presentation did not make it into the final edit.
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He closes his presentation with some tips on how to save time on renders using a matte box. After that he discusses the simpler CV-VR Cam workflow. He moves onto sharing how you can render simple equirectangular images using the Bake Texture tag.
Shaftel begins with a discussion of VR Films and headsets. The film combines live action elements (starring Paul Sheer) with an all-virtual puppet show rendered in Cinema 4D using the CV-VRCam plugin. In this live presentation, Filmmaker Ethan Shaftel shares his process for making the VR Film “Extravaganza”.
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