Getting Started with CINEWARE in After Effects

This series of tutorials will show you how to use the CINEWARE effect in After Effects to create a powerful new workflow. After learning how to use After Effects to create CINEMA 4D projects, we will take the first lesson to explain the differences. You will learn how to optimize your workflow and interchange cameras between the two software. You will find helpful tips and tricks to help you get the most out of the CINEWARE interchange. You will learn how to use shadows and stacking order in detail so you can let your imagination run wild. This tutorial assumes you have intermediate to advanced experience in After Effects, and intermediate to advanced experience in CINEMA4D. We take you through each step so that you are able to follow the instructions. The Beginner's Guide for CINEMA4D is recommended if you have never used CINEMA4D before. This tutorial will give you a solid understanding of how to use CINEWARE in your projects. After Effects CC 12.0.0.404 is required.