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Creative Director, Jeff Han Class Intro

Designing & Directing Motion Graphic Title Sequences

Creative Director, Jeff Han
  • #Cinema4D
  • #Octane
  • TitleSequence
  • AudioKOR
  • SubENG
  • Total 24 videos
    Get 24 classes worth of exclusive tips and insights from Creative director Jeff Han.
  • Intermediate Level
    Requires a basic level of Cinema 4D and intermediate level of design skill
    • Intermediate Level
    • USD 191.00 USD 700.00 72% off

Creative Director, Jeff Han Class Description

Class Intro
Creative Director, Jeff Han

Jeff Han covers motion graphic design
and how its used in title sequences.

No level of motion graphic skill can spare you
from the creative pain of the design phase!

What's the difference between
good, interesting designs and
mediocre, boring designs?

Find out with this class by Jeff Han,
an emmy nominated creative director
with over 10 years of experience
producing title sequences.

Class
Breakdown

Content

Length: 24 videos
(9h 58m)
Difficulty: Intermediate
Unlimited views

Video Details

Audio: Korean
Subtitles: English

Software Required

Cinema 4D R21
Octane Render 2020

Perks

4 Practice exercises
4 C4D files

Creative director
Jeff Han's portfolio

ARCANE Character Trailer
K/DA - I’LL SHOW YOU MV
Ant-Man and the Wasp
Main-on-End Title Sequence
Coyote Main Title Sequence

Jeff Han
Creative Director


Hi, I'm creative director Jeff Han.

I graduated from ArtCenter College of Design
in Pasadena, LA and am currently working
as a design director at Elastic,
one of the major title sequence studios in the US.

I've produced title sequences for over 30 movies
and TV shows including Ant-Man and the Wasp,
Man in Black 4, The Crown, Doom Patrol, Westworld, and The Hunters.

I was nominated for the Emmy Awards
alongside famous motion graphic director Patrick Clair three times
and have collaborated with various artists such as
Gryun Kim, Taehoon Park, and Haram Jung.

Creative Director
Jeff Han

[Current]
Elastic - Design Director

[Former]
Method Studio - Freelance Designer
Prologue Films - Freelance Designer
Imaginary Forces - Freelance Designer
yU+Co - Freelance Designer

Recognizable
Projects & Awards

[Movies]
Ant-Man and the Wasp - Main Title Design (Art Director)
Men in Black: International - Main Title Design (Creative Director)

[TV Shows ]
The Crown - Main Title Design
American Gods - Main Title Design
The Night Manager - Main Title Design
Doom Patrol - Main Title Design
West World - Main Title Design
Hunters - Main Title Design

[Nominations]
2017 Emmy Awards: Outstanding Main
Title Design - The Crown, American Gods
2016 Emmy Awards: Outstanding Main
Title Design - The Night Manager

[Others]
ARCANE Trailer - Creative Director
K/DA MV I’LL SHOW YOU - Creative Director
DUNE Movie Teaser Trailer - Art Director

Instagram

4 Title Sequence
Class Exercises

01. Shapes

  • Good Example
  • Bad Example

02. Robot

03. Chair

04. Pinocchio Title Sequence

Class Highlights

Fundamental Theories and Practical Utilization of Video Design

Why do some videos look "cool" while others don't? Design is the key. This class covers both fundamental theories of design and exercises based on case-studies. Level up your design and video production skills with this step-by-step tutorial.

Step-By-Step Title Sequence Production Tutorial

A 10-year veteran lecturer who has produced over 30 title sequences shares his invaluable tips! Learn about the motion graphic production process with 10 style frames and 2 title sequence practice exercises.

Practical Tips and Real-World Production Pipeline

Learn about the actual production process of Elastic studio through Jeff Han's original case study.

Class Detail
You'll Learn

  • Good Design VS. Bad Design
    Learn the most important factors and rules that make up a good design and how to purposefully bend the rules to your own advantage. Improve your skills with practical motion graphic design theory.
  • Core Features of C4D and Octane Used in Title Sequence Production
    Every motion graphics designer should know how to use Cinema 4D and Octane. Learn how to use the core features of these tools with this beginner-friendly step-by-step tutorial.
  • Texturing and Lighting Tips and Tricks for Creating Diverse Atmospheres
    In-depth tutorial on lighting and texturing. Learn all about adding details with Dirt and node texturing.
  • Video Storytelling and Design Concepts
    Learn important tips and tricks on how to use reference images, and mood board templates in order to create engrossing videos that both convey character emotions and are instilled with the intended ambience despite the short length.
  • Hands-on Style Frame Practice
    Practice conceptualizing a video based on the Pinocchio story. Learn all the needed skills and workflow used in the making of style frames including sketch and modelling.
  • Try Out Title Sequence Production
    Create a complete title sequence with the style frames you made using camera animation, rendering, and composition.

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Curriculum
In-depth Look

SECTION 01. Intro

01. Intro

  1. Introducing the Lecturer
  2. Class Overview and Description
SECTION 02. Fundamentals of Motion Design

02. What is a Style Frame?

  1. What are Production Pipelines?
  2. Compare Designs With Jeff Han's Personal Portfolio
  3. References
  4. What is Bridge?

03. Rule of Design

  1. Rule of Thirds
  2. Composition
  3. Negative Space

04. Style Frame: Practice 1

  1. What Are the Rules of Design?
  2. How to break the rules
  3. Importance of Composition
  4. Create Style Frames With a Simple Sample Model
SECTION 03. Fundamentals of C4D

05. Cinema 4D: Fundamentals 1

  1. Introduction of Cinema 4D
  2. Create Basic Geometric Shapes

06. Cinema 4D: Fundamentals 2

  1. Basics of Lighting, Texture, and Camera
  2. Basic Tools: Create a Scene With Shapes

07. Mograph

  1. Cloner
  2. Displacer/Deformer
  3. Cinema 4D Tag Feature

08. Rendering of Animation

  1. Fundamentals of Animation
  2. Understand Render Settings
SECTION 04. Octane Render & Create Style Frames

09. Fundamentals of Octane Renderer

  1. Understand Live Render View
  2. Octane Tags
  3. Octane Render Settings

10. Octane Lighting and Camera: Practice With a Car

  1. Understand Octane Lighting and Camera
  2. Practice With a Car

11. Octane Texture: Practice With a Robot

  1. Fundamentals of Node-based Texturing
  2. Mixed Material and Dust Texture
  3. Practice With a Robot

12. Octane Scatter: Practice With a Chair Scene

  1. Understand Octane Scatter
  2. Practice With a Chair Scene

13. Animation Sequence: Practice With a Chair Scene

  1. Voronoi Fracture
  2. Fundamentals of Animation Sequence
  3. Octane Settings / Understand Render Pass
  4. Practice by Completing the Chair Scene
SECTION 05. What is a Title Sequence?

14. What Is a Title Sequence?

  1. What Is a Title Sequence?
  2. History of Title Sequence
  3. Must-watch Title Sequences
  4. Famous Title Designers

15. Settle on a Concept for Your Title Sequence

  1. Good and Bad Concepts
  2. Concept Case Study With Jeff Han's Portfolio

16. Concept of Pinocchio

  1. Pinocchio Title Sequence
  2. Understand Concept Process
  3. Create Storyboard

17. Pinocchio Character Modelling

  1. Pinocchio Character Modelling in C4D
SECTION 06. Title Sequence Production

18. Pinocchio Style Frame 01

  1. Basic Scene Setting in Octane
  2. Composition Using External Modelling
  3. First Style Frame
  4. Decal Texture

19. Pinocchio Style Frame 02

  1. Second Style Frame
  2. Volumetric Lighting
  3. Gobo Lighting

20. Pinocchio Style Frame 03

  1. Third Style Frame
  2. Spot Lighting
  3. Cloth Basics
  4. Make a Flag

21. Pinocchio Style Frame 04&05

  1. Fourth and Fifth Style Frame
  2. Octane Camera
  3. X-particle Basics

22. Pinocchio Style Frame 06

  1. Sixth Style Frame
  2. How to Make a Logo-type 3D Model
  3. Fundamentals of Animation
  4. PLA Animation

23. Pinocchio Composition

  1. About the AOV Render Pass of Octane Version 2020/2021
  2. VDB Smoke
  3. Fundamentals of After Effect Composition
  4. Title Sequence Credit Typography
SECTION 07. Outro

24. Outro

  1. Developing a Motion Graphic Designer Career Overseas

Interview
With Creative Director Jeff Han

Question.01
Why Did You Pick Title Sequences as the Theme for Your Class?


As OTT platforms such as Netflix are becoming increasingly popular all over the world, I believe the demand for title sequences will grow accordingly as well. I hope this class can prepare artists for the rapid expansion of this ever-changing market. The class also helps beginners of motion graphic design familiarize themselves with Cinema 4D and Octane with step-by-step instructions by focusing on the key features.
Question.02
What’s the Most Important Factor for This Work?


I believe picking the right concept is the most important step since it will affect the direction of the concept. Even if a ship is well-built and fast, it is useless if it is going in the wrong direction. It is therefore important to spend a fair amount of time and energy at the outset and decide on a concept that will provide a solid foundation. I will be using my own title sequence portfolio as an example and share how one should go about settling on a concept during the creative process.
Question.03
What Is the Key Point of This Class?


While working in the field, I met artists who are known for their technical skills but often fall short on the design and creative aspect. I would like to change that through this title sequence course. It covers the fundamentals of design and concept ideation, provides resources that can't be found in Youtube tutorials, and allow students to practice through real examples.
Question.04
Who should take this course?


"Design" and "basics" are the focus of this course. College students and rookie 4D or motion designers who aren't familar with the tools and want to improve their design skills can all gain something from the course.

Required Programs

This course will use Cinema 4D R21 and Octane Render 2020.
Please purchase and install the latest versions of the programs for an optimized lecture experience.

*These programs and/or materials will not be provided with the lecture.
*It is advised to use R20-24 version of Cinema 4D and the 2020 version or above for Octane.

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