First, he shows how to create and animate a simple camera rig in After Effects, and then jumps to C4D Lite to introduce 3D elements into the animation. Next, Ian uses CINEMA 4D's more robust toolset to further refine the camera positioning and movement. The last chapter takes you back to where it all began in After Effects, where you tie all the comps and graphics together, add transitions, and render the final project.

Topics include:

• Creating and animating a null camera rig
• Adding realism to camera moves with the Graph Editor
• Creating clean materials in C4D Lite
• Adding motion with the vibrate tag
• Animating with the Camera Morph tool
• Positioning multiple scenes in 3D space
• Building scene transitions
• Optimizing render settings for final output

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