The course uses real-world data to drive a lot of the design and animation procedurally, which is a lot of fun. My new course from Rebelway will be a dive into the world of FUI (Futuristic User Interface) and Motion Design in Houdini. And I have a course that released last year through GSG+ introducing Houdini for C4D users to help people get up to speed. There’s a great course through that’s geared specifically to motion designers taught by Mark Fancher from Already Been Chewed. You’ll easily find tons of VFX knowledge out there, but not as much for the motion designer.Įntagma is a really good resource as is Rohan Dalvi, both of which have many free learning resources on Vimeo/YouTube. However, unlike Cinema 4D, Motion Design training for Houdini is a bit sparse.
The SideFX site has really good video demos of some of the basic functionality and user interface of the program. There are lots of places out there to learn the basics of Houdini.
WHAT ARE SOME OF THE BEST PLACES TO LEARN HOUDINI? But very few things worth learning are easy, right? I think the rewards are worth the effort once you understand the way Houdini works. As a result, Houdini has a famously steep learning curve. In the industry I don’t think its used outside of modelling. Blender is used for small scale animation studios (some Spanish studios who deliver Netflix animation ie) and tons and tons of hobbyists. 4D has procedural tools and is best at that. Houdini is an extremely technical program that really requires patience and determination to learn which can be daunting to a lot of people. The vast majority of motion design, motion graphics and film UI use Cinema 4D. The community that has developed around the tool is truly incredible and between courses like Cinema 4D Basecamp from EJ Hassenfratz and Maxon’s continuous live-streaming and Cineversity program, there is a seemingly endless supply of Cinema 4D education. However, compared to most 3D applications out there, Cinema 4D is one of the most intuitive options for those looking to learn 3D for the first time.
Knowing C4D gives you a creative superpower that will equip you to get into 3D and stand out from the crowd, especially as more and more people are learning (and mastering) After Effects. An artist with proficient knowledge of Cinema 4D and After Effects could definitely get a job as a 3D artist at a MoGraph studio. C4D is ubiquitous in the Motion Design industry and used by designers and animators alike. When people say they are a 3D MoGraph artist, it’s usually safe to say they use Cinema 4D. TYPES OF MOGRAPH JOBS FOR CINEMA 4D ARTISTS These are just a sample of what can be done with C4D, and there are a plethora of incredible projects out there featuring VFX work, Modeling, Concept Art, Environment Rendering, and more.
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