Thank you! But I still have more to learn :)

Thanks! For the rotomation project, I started by tracking the movement of the camera in SynthEyes to produce a 3D version of the camera. Then, I imported that camera into Maya, and placed primitives to match the ground plane and walls. Lastly, I imported the rig, and used it to rotoscope the movement of the girl. I started with the extreme poses, then the breakdown poses, and then the in between poses. I followed this tutorial from VFX Tutors: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y6p9grOjy9-pcpc.htmlsi=gaAIhVU4LsmthM2o . This video is Part 3, but I also watched Part 4 and Part 5 of the series. I hope this helps! :)

Hi! For all of the projects in my reel, I created the proxy environments in Maya. The only exception to this is the second project (starting at 0:13), where I used both a GoogleMaps LiDAR scan of the same village for the background, and also modelled a few buildings in the foreground.

Hmm.. Do you create the proxy just by the footage only.? Do you have a reference video tutorial to make proxy?

@@Ferdimultimedia I create the proxy environments by using the reference footage in combination with those bright green cones you see in each project. The green cones are points that I tracked in software like Syntheyes, 3DEqualizer, or PFTrack. There, you can calculate the XYZ location of each point, which I use to help create the 3D environment around them. This tutorial is great for a basic environment: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pJ1hpc183dnJmH0.htmlsi=NzGPKUOhsCnIZ6vN . There are also a lot of other KZfaq channels like VFX Tutors and vfxexpert that teach matchmove and VFX. I hope this helps!

@@danielmoscati i see.. Oke thankyou

@@danielmoscati oh 1 more question.. How about lens grid.?

Hi! I got the rigged character from the VFXTutors Gumroad site. This is the link for the rig: vfxtutors.gumroad.com/l/dqhVH?layout=profile @VFXTutors makes great tutorials, and he uses the rig in this rotomation lesson. I highly recommend if you're interested! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y6p9grOjy9-pcpc.html