Pre-Visualization for Film | The Gnomon Workshop

Discover professional techniques for Pre-Visualization for Film with Jason Michael Hall at The Gnomon Workshop. Watch now

This lesson demonstrates how organization is essential for efficient pre-visualization and animation workflows, especially in team environments. By implementing consistent naming conventions, using references, and maintaining a logical folder hierarchy, artists can ensure that their work is accessible to others, and valuable time with directors or supervisors is used productively.

Course Curriculum

• Designing a Custom Kitbash Library With Gavin Manners

• Claymation in ZBrush With Alexander Lee

• Large-Scale Cinematic Destruction in Houdini With David Silberbauer

• Creating Sci-Fi Keyframe Concept Art With Sebastien Hue

• Fantasy Creature Texturing & Look Dev With Sohrab Esfehani

• Environment Design for Virtual Production in Unreal Engine 4 With Vladimir Somov

• Trailer Free Watching

• 01 Introduction 2m 20s Free Watching

• 02 Organization 9m 53s Free Watching

• 03 Resources 27m 27s Watching

• 04 Building the Environment 11m 59s Watching

• 05 Camera Lenses Type, Moves and Terminology 20m 44s Watching

• 06 Setting Up the Scene 10m 35s Watching

• 07 Basic Rule 12m 17s Watching

• 08 Setting Up your First Shot 24m 4s Watching

• 09 Quick FX, Glass Shatter Card 10m 40s Watching

• 10 Continuing Shot Blocking 12m 37s Watching

• 11 Finishing the Blocking Pass 32m 23s Watching

• 12 Polish 9m 45s Watching

• 13 Critique and Final Thoughts 30m 10s Watching

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