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Welcome to video effects or often shortened to VFX.

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So what's coming up in this section.

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Well this is all about combining our computer generated imagery with real world environments.

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Or if you wanted to combining it with other CGI eyes.

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So this this can be your models that you've made it can be your particle systems can be anything.

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You've generated on the computer and combining it with in this case a still image so we're going to

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start with a still image and place a model into it and make sure it looks relatively realistic.

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Obviously that would depend on the quality of your model as well.

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Now after we have mastered that we will go ahead and conquer video footage as well which has some other

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nitty gritty things that we need to sort out.

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Choosing your subject now you can follow along with me.

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You can choose your own path or indeed do both.

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One of the best ways of learning is to also go off on a tangent and work on your own project as well

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either in parallel or just after you've taken the section.

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It's a great way to reinforce your knowledge.

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Now remember to keep it simple.

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This goes for both your model if you're going to make your own and the real space that it is going to

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occupy.

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If we get started get too complex at this point in time it's going to cause you issues.

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So remember to keep it simple ain't talkin about keeping it simple.

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It's time for a nice simple challenge for you.

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So the challenge is to plan your scene.

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We are going to put a 3D model into a photograph.

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Now ideas for a scene.

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The photograph itself perhaps an empty road or a runway or a desk a windowsill or any other work top

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or work surface.

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Of course it would be great when were going to use a model so what model are you going to use.

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Be great if they matched up with the scene doesn't have to be interesting if it didn't.

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As opposed.

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But for an empty road you might put a car on their runway a plane a work top perhaps in a kitchen.

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Well perhaps any kitchen utensil plates glasses nice simple models remember simplicity.

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Now use existing models and scenes where possible this whole sections go in about bringing these two

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things together rather than making them so.

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One other thing you can.

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One of the things you can do here is use somewhere like blend swaps do go in and check out w w w dot

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blend swap dot com for your models.

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If you're going to use them and remember to credit others for their hard work as well check out the

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Creative Commons licence.

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All the blend files on blend swap tend to have one of those.

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Just make sure you credit others for their work.

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So Paul's video now and give that a go.

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Okay guys.

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Welcome back.

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Did you plan your scene.

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How did it turn out.

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I'm going to go through what I've planned for my scene now and then will crack on and get on with it.

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So what do I want to do.

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Well my scene is going to be a runway at sunset and the object I'm going to do a fighter jet because

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that kind of call that's what I like and that's what I'm going to do.

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Of course you guys can follow along with this or indeed go down your own route as well.

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Please share with us.

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Over on the forum what you guys are going to be up to what your plans are perhaps you've done some sketches

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of the scene that you want to do.

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Perhaps you got some awesome resources in there.

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I'm really looking forward to seeing what you guys are going to create and I will see you guys in the

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next lecture.
