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Camera Flythrough In After Effects

Christopher KenworthyLessons: 18Length: 2 hours
Post-Production Motion Graphics
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3.2 Fly Into The Scene

Here we create a 3D space with lights for your image to float in. Then we match the camera moves so your flight into the image appears to be continuous.

1.Introduction
1 lesson, 02:18

1.1
Introduction To Camera Flythrough
02:18

2.Essential Camera Moves
8 lessons, 1:06:55

2.1
Setting Up 3D Layers
11:11

2.2
The Basic Flythrough
08:45

2.3
Modifying The Camera Path
11:18

2.4
Animating The Elements
10:32

2.5
Improving Flow and Rotation
05:33

2.6
Simulating Depth Blurring
07:34

2.7
Texturing The Scene
07:19

2.8
Lighting The Scene
04:43

3.Flying Into The Scene
3 lessons, 17:58

3.1
Creating A Frame
04:58

3.2
Fly Into The Scene
05:42

3.3
Advanced Scene Details
07:18

4.Flying Into Moving Footage
3 lessons, 19:06

4.1
Setting Up The Still Frame
07:18

4.2
Camera Drop and Reveal
05:28

4.3
Creating A Sense of Rush
06:20

5.3D From Photographs
2 lessons, 14:58

5.1
Blending Images into 3D
08:59

5.2
Multiplying Photo Elements
05:59

6.Conclusion
1 lesson, 00:42

6.1
Putting it Into Practice
00:42

Christopher Kenworthy
Christopher Kenworthy
Christopher Kenworthy (born 1968) is an Australian writer and former film director. He is the author of two novels, The Winter Inside and The Quality of Light for Serpent's Tail, along with a short story collection, Will You Hold Me? and the chapbook Sullom Hill. His fiction has been widely praised by authors such as Michael Moorcock, and anthologised in books such as The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror. Born in Preston, England, he moved to Australia in 1997 and began a directing career which lasted until 2013. His Master Shots books are best-sellers for Michael Wiese Books. He is the director of The Sculptor. He won the Award For Directing (WA Screen Awards) in 2007. He directed many music videos, including Dreaming Light for Anathema (band).
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