Cinematic Environments, Composition, And Lighting In Unreal

Cinematic Environments, Composition, And Lighting In Unreal
Published 3/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920×1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz

Composition, and Lighting in Unreal

What you’ll learn

Modeling and scene development: Using Blender for modeling and importing assets into Unreal Engine.

Environment building: Gathering references, scene blocking, terrain dressing, and developing old houses.

Visual adjustments: Camera setup, lighting adjustments, composition, and rendering optimization.

Finalization: Post-production and final rendering.

Requirements

Basic knowledge of 3D modeling (Blender or similar software).

Understanding of lighting and composition for cinema.

A computer capable of running Blender and Unreal Engine.

Basic familiarity with Unreal Engine can be helpful but is not necessarily required.

Description

Overview

Section 1: Introdution

Lecture 1 CLASS 01 INTRODUTION

Lecture 2 CLASS 02 REFERENCES AND BLOCKING

Lecture 3 CLASS 03 – BLOCKING THE SCENE IN BLENDER

Section 2: Module 2: Scene Construction in Unreal Engine

Lecture 6 CLASS 06 IMPORTING OLD HOUSE INTO UNREAL

Lecture 7 CLASS 07 DRESSING THE TERRAIN

Lecture 8 CLASS 08 – CAMERA ADJUSTMENTS

Lecture 9 CLASS 09 LIGHTING ADJUSTMENTS

Section 3: Module 3: modeling new environemnt/ Lighting and Cinematic Cameras

Lecture 10 CLASS 10 MODELING ENVIRONMENT IN BLENDER – ALTAR

Lecture 11 CLASS 11 – ENVIRONMENT AND SCENE DETAILS

Section 4: module 4 Composition

Lecture 14 CLASS 14 – COMPOSITION PLUGIN IN UNREAL

Section 5: Module 6 File organization

Lecture 15 CLASS 15 – FILE ORGANIZATION (UNREAL WORKFLOW

Lecture 16 CLASS 16 – FILE ORGANIZATION IN BLENDER

Section 6: Module 5: Finalization and Rendering

Lecture 17 CLASS 17 – BAKING LIGHTING AND OPTIMIZATION

Lecture 20 CLASS 20 Movie Queue