Henning Ricke
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From the album: Netcologne Christmas Film 2022
© Lumatik Film gmbH
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Netcologne Christmas Film 2022
Images added to a gallery album owned by Henning Ricke in Final Renders
Hi Guys, For the last 5 Years we had the great opportunity to create a fun Christmas movie for our local internet provider Netcologne. Starting with the story up to the final render and Music / Sound design we did everything inhouse. We are a team of 3 3D generalists and had two-month time for the whole thing using C4D (of course) Octane and After effects. Meanwhile those films even became a small "story universe" in itself. Sorry for the whole thing being only in German. The rhymes are quite hard to translate, but I guess you'll get the idea Have fun! -
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From the album: Netcologne Christmas Film 2022
© Lumatik Film GmbH
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From the album: Netcologne Christmas Film 2022
© Lumatik Film GmbH
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From the album: Netcologne Christmas Film 2022
© Lumatik Film GmbH
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From the album: Netcologne Christmas Film 2022
© Lumatik Film GmbH
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From the album: Netcologne Christmas Film 2022
© Lumatik Film GmbH
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From the album: Netcologne Christmas Film 2022
© Lumatik Film GmbH
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From the album: Netcologne Christmas Film 2022
© Lumatik Film GmbH
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From the album: Netcologne Christmas Film 2022
© Lumatik Film gmbH
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From the album: Netcologne Christmas Film 2022
© Lumatik Film gmbH
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Motion of connected objects (loops and arrows)
Henning Ricke replied to Eudes Fileti's topic in Cinema 4D
Hi, I'm a big fan of X-Particles. As allways there are multiple ways to achieve a goal, but I don't qite see a need for it here. For the arrows, you could use some Null-Objects as Targets and let the arrows point towards them with a Constraint or simply a Target-Tag. The Points running along the shape can easily be done with a cloner set to "Object" and a Spline-Object as Path. The movement can be animated via the "offset" value of the cloner. I would consider this to be a bit less complictated than dealing with particles in this case. -
He, he, Thanks! 😄
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Hi everybody, I'm Henning. My Brother Axel and I run a small 3D Animation Studio in Cologne / Germany, called Lumatik Film. https://www.lumatik.de/ We are currently a Team of 4, doing all kinds of film and animation stuff; mainly with C4D and Octane. Happy to be on board here! 😉 Cheers!