My Cinema 4d experience

During my time learning about SEO, I started to get into 3d design. I know how incredibly irrelevant to one another but it just happened ok. The program I used was called Cinema 4d. This program allows you to render beautiful 3d renderings and it's pretty easy to use, once you get the hang of it of course. Its learning curve (think at least for a 3d application) is not to difficult at all. If you watch the right tutorials like this one or this one then you should be able to produce crazy gangsta stuff like this on your own.

I got so into it that I even started a Youtube channel to post all of my work. I plan to take my learning and do something positive eventually. The city I'm in definitely needs it. Maybe I'll be the one to do such a feat lol. With my wife's support for my project, I know it'll happen.

Things I've Picked Up In The Past Year.

For the past year I learned how to use programs such as Adobe's Illustrator, Photoshop, After effects, and Premiere as well as 3d and fluid simulators like Cinema 4d and RealFlow. With this knowledge, I can create great visual masterpieces that are shown on major networks such as MTV and News Corp.'s Fox television stations. 

What I've noticed is that people like pretty visuals and will pretty much be drawn to anything made from those programs I've listed... if done properly of course. I also have created a Youtube page with some of the things I've done using those programs. One of the videos is somewhat of a music video which is the very first video I've shot with my camera and edited on my own. It's pretty long but it was my first time so I'm pretty proud of it. 

A dance company in the city I live called DMD (Defining Movement Dance company) allowed me to shoot this video and they really liked it (thank God). They enjoyed my work so much that I have another gig from them in a few weeks. Looks like things are pic
king right up.