How to Actually Finish an Epic Shortfilm in Blender (By Yourself)

For four years, Martin has worked on his own on a historical CG short film "Heroes of Bronze: The Memory". Throughout that time, he learned much about how to keep at it and reach the final result. In this presentation, he gives his 10 tips on how to (actually) finish an epic short film.
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"How to Actually Finish an Epic Shortfilm in Blender (By Yourself)" by Martin Klekner --
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[@UlfricStromcloak]

Martin is not only a great artist, but a great teacher too. Thanks martin. For you making environments has not only become a hobby , but a job as well.

[@MartinKlekner]

🙏

[@RichardAlbertMusic]

So much love and passion went into this film!!!

[@andreslongoria9537]

So many things to ask and looks like nobody is asking any questions, like bro these guys are a library of knowledge, I want to go one day yto the conferences

[@fortissimoX]

I guess that this kind of conference has strict schedule with exact time for each presenter. Therefore, they only have enough time to show their presentation and that's it. But, also there are usually workshops at conferences where you can go into details with speakers.

[@Sairawkerh]

Simple tips inspired me alot🎉

[@reezlaw]

He's really good on a stage, well done

[@ravimarmit4217]

Thank you Martin you are the one who taught me cinematography ❤😊

[@MartinKlekner]

🥳

[@iceseic]

I need this, thanks

[@Rens2D]

Great explanation! Thank you Martin!

[@SpencerMagnusson]

Wish I had this at the beginning of the year with my animated short, but thankfully there's little bits that I figured out, albeit over time 😅 great presentation, lots of great knowledge!

[@andrewdirlis5213]

Thank you for bringing the world of ancient Greece to us. The reality of what really happened there is so much better than fantasy. Real history

[@DeeKay62]

You are an inspiration Martin!

[@MartinKlekner]

🙏😊

[@RahfeN]

I was one of the yt students, I did the shield tutorial and love the workflow, thanks again to Martin!

[@MartinKlekner]

Cheers! 🍻

[@ukmonk]

Epic!!!

[@zatlanibrahim5438]

Martin the best 🎉

[@MartinKlekner]

🤗

[@TripTilt]

Really Good Advice! Very appreciated :)

[@kieronestrada6402]

Way to go Martin!!

[@MartinKlekner]

Thank you!

[@marcus_ohreallyus]

I'd like to know how artists in Blender manage to make such amazing projects without a true pass/take system. What do Blender artists do when they need to make a sub scene inside of a main scene? I guess you could get by with a cinematic project, but when doing client work it would be tough without a way to make variations of a scene inside one scene.

[@adampreisler5679]

You mean with addon renderset? :)

[@petneb]

För your next project, how about a film where we have "armies" of love and compassion. I think we need something like this.

[@daniellee6912]

meanwhile I'm dragging a single render of a living room for like 2 months now

[@Sparky3D]

not After Effects!!! Nooooooo.

[@ghostcookie882]

Step-1 is to have a decent pc

[@victoirethondo2922]

Step one - get a decent workflow Step two - take it easy with textures resolution Step three - repeat the step one