How do you become a set designer for TV studios. Like news and sport shows?

Groups and components are essential, but the program does not make it easy to navigate as tutorial don t show enough

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I have a question.. If we import 2 story house model ( sketchup ), is it possible for VW to schedule all door and window base on the imported model. Thanks

Stupendous tutorial! By far, the very best tutorial available on You Tube on how to use VW. Concise, snappy, practical advice, covering the whole gamut of the process to get a deliverable product out of the door - from beginning to end, and pointing out the inevitable gotchas that can flummox beginners for days. You are a born teacher, and your presentation style sets the Gold Standard (for me anyway) on how it should be done. Seems quite a few other YT presenters (incl VW themselves!) can pickup (um) some pointers here! Hope to see MANY more videos from you. Perhaps you could also consider doing a few shortform videos (<5min) on the pain points that you commonly come across?

Nice video man! Very informative and practical, Thanks a lot

“weld bond” (the name of the product) would be an incredible permanent glue solution for metal & fabric

Incredibly helpful. As a PM in live events, the scenic department has been the biggest learning curve. I use Vectorworks daily & tend to get complimented on plan quality. However, learning from a video like this will help me standardise my process & ensure the chippies have everything they need on site to deliver for the client!

Amazing video Thank you

Hi, thank you for your video. I'm having problems when I create sections in vectorworks. The result shows me as a floor plan and not as a section, even if I follow all the steps showed in your video. Do you have any recommendations ? Thank you so much for your help

Great video, thanks. btw Simon Pegg himself said the pub was named the Winchester because it had to have a Winchester rifle in it and not because of a pub called the Winchester up the road from the Shepherds, where he and Nick used to regularly hang out.

Thank you for your tutorial. Well done! I like your fast pace. I’ve been using Vectorworks for over 25 years and I still find things I did not know yet. I love VW & TwinMotion.

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Breathing the varnishes only con there

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Super radical big bro🎉. Thanks so much for sharing ❤

I've been learning vectoworks for some time now to help me as a theatre designer, and not until now have I found a single video, so well explained, concise, and not too slow that it becomes annoying to follow! Thank you!

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KZbin needs more guys like you. Great video, really useful

Great job <3

Can't believe you missed Godzilla Vs The F/A-18 Hornet(s)

Nice work!

Incredibly useful. Thank you for the tips! This should have way more views.

More of this please, excellent work

Thanks for this Chanel ! Well done you

Wow Ive been using sketchup for years and didnt know about that unglue option. Do you have any tips for the opposite where two a component refuses to glue itself to a surface. Thats a problem I have thats really annoying.

When i click the create new button it ask to pay for supscription does that it it’s not free to use?

Haha you look kinda like Bilbo From Spaced XD

Meet. The. Winchester. Pub. Take. Craig. Night. Pub. Go. Luger. London. Long. Pub

Great video. It's criminal that you don't have more subscribers with this level of quality.

Thanks for the detailed breakdown, it’s a lot of fun to see the full workflow. I’d love to see a follow up on the vault door detail, I’m curious how in depth the detail drawings can get. If this set didn’t have a more detailed element like the vault door, would this set of drawings be enough to get the set built, or would you need supporting drawings like finish schedules, lighting schedules, etc?

You mentioned Macs a few times in the video, I’m curious: are PCs the industry standard in set design/the art department in general or is it a mix?

very good!!!!!!!!!!!!

Awesome walkthrough of your process. As an avid user of SketchUp in my day to day as an architect, it’s nice to hear that it’s used commonly in set design as well.

Thanks so much for the video, it was super informative. I’m an architect in Canada considering a switch into art direction, and just discovered your channel. Loving going through your backlog and can’t wait for new videos. I’d really appreciate any advice you could give someone in my position, or possibly even another video that goes into more specifics about parallel career paths that are common routes into the art department.

It’s such a precious video thank you for sharing !! 🤗 (I’m a french student trying to learn as much as I can)

Pls help!!! I want to design floor plan to house elevation Is it possible on ipad or should I go for laptop ??? I'm very confused

hank u for the video! Got a question, is there any other program to use for set designer in wich u have layout or u can make plans ?

Is all the paint acrylic? If so how do you make it not dry up too fast, like when you do the wood grain? Cause normally it dries within minutes...

Hi Greg, Is there some advantages using Vectorworks instead of AutoCAD? Well i’m korean and we use AutoCAD for plans in common. I’m sorry for my short English😂

I love this. Do you need a degree in architecture to get a job designing sets for films?

Now need to watch dream scenario! Great vid 😁

Pro tip: create a few pieces of simple geometry, such as a unit sphere, etc., and then put them into your personal component library.

Fabulous video! Love it. Also - beautiful render 👌🏼

That's an extensive and well-shot video for discussing Sketchup For iPad. Why no discussion of hardware requirements?

Thank you so much! This video is much more helpful than the official ones. I struggled to find how to put the measurements on the sections (I work in German version, and looking for smth without knowing exactly what function and where you are looking for is a disaster 😅)

I have iPad with keyboard and pencil and have subscribed to SketchUp Go. I’m 3 weeks in and struggling! Just does not seem to do basic drawing. I’ve watched loads of vids and yours is extremely informative but at this stage i wish i had just stuck to pen and paper!

Thank you! At last a video that I dont have to speed it up.

Hi Greg, thanks for the upload very useful indeed. Just want to ask what your settings are when you are importing the 3D model from sketchup? I switched my model into the Shaded mode hoping it would show me a rendered model like you are showing on yours, but it just give me a wireframe look. Also when I am doing my secitons view ports, it gives me the sections like a see through version of the model, i.e. I can see all the hidden lines through my model which is abit hard for me to read the image. Would you do a video on this please? Thanks.