I've been learning how to use Unreal Engine, the free-to-use gaming engine which is being used more and more for video production. It's an awesome, exciting tool with a really steep initial learning curve. But once you understand the basics, you'll suddenly find you can do so much, so easily.
In this video, to make full use of the virtual landscapes that Unreal can offer, I talk through the process of importing cameras from After Effects into Unreal. I cover all the extra steps needed to make this happen, from tracking a camera to enabling plug-ins and then rendering out a result. I also talk about the best ways to get a camera animation out of Unreal Engine, which is not as straight-forward.
Camera movement vote: https://www.youtube.com/post/Ugkxbjylc7FIj9Op84u7wx7R_EvyI8gxXJPW
Normalize Track script: https://workbench.tv/freebies/2020-05-28_NormalizeTrack/
Maxon plugin: https://www.maxon.net/en/downloads/unreal
@JonathanWinbush 's tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrp3n5fPYK0
@ActionVFXofficial 's Practice Footage: https://www.actionvfx.com/practice-footage
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