Importing a Character for iClone Machinima
Opening Shots in iClone Machinima Filmmaking
Importing a Two Characters for iClone Machinima
Positioning Characters for iClone Machinima
Importing a Scene for iClone Machinima
Making Render Settings for iClone Machinima
Adding Movement to Characters for iClone Machinima
Adding Voices to Characters for iClone Machinima
Close Ups & Exporting AVI in iClone Machinima
Framing Interactive Close-ups in iClone Machinima
Using Expressions & Markers in iClone Machinima
Creating a Two Shot in iClone Machinima Filmmaking
Eye Tip & Removing Expressions in iClone Machinima
Slowing Down a Motion in iClone Machinima
Wide Shots & Choosing Proper Motions for Machinima
Picking Scene Logic Character Motions in Machinma
Avoiding Nuisance Motions in iClone Machinima
Creating Lighting in iClone Machinima
How to Save iClone Machinima Projects
Example of Final iClone Machinima Animation
Summary: Step by step instructions on how to save projects on iClone Machinima with expert tips on animated filmmaking in this free computer animation software video.
Paul Louis has been a professional puppeteer, filmmaker, actor and artist since 1981. He is a now popular Internet Video Puppetry Guru, who has built more than 3,000 custom puppets for...read more
"On behalf of Expert Village this is Paul Louis and today I'm going to give you some basic iClone Machinima Filmmaking Tips and Techniques. That's good if there's a thunderstorm outside the scene so again, play with the lights and a or just use the default light. Now you can save this as a project, I'm going to call this project "Dr. Sketch" or "Dr. Skit" yeah "Dr. Skit" and I'll save it as an iClone project. I'll save it to my desktop, that way when I want to continue working on this film what I can do is click on the project on my desktop and it'll basically open up and I could take it where I left off. And that's basic Machinima Filmmaking, when we come back I'm going to show you the finished movie."
eHow Article: How to Save iClone Machinima Projects
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