Cinema 4D tutorial - Animated dolly zoom

Hey guys - Sean Dove here, today I thought we’d have a quick look at setting up an animated Dolly Zoom inside cinema 4D
A Dolly Zoom is typically an in-camera technique achieved by moving towards a subject while at the same time changing the cameras focal length
This is a great technique to enhance a situation and make it appear more dramatic
Made famous by movies like vertigo and jaws however it's not uncommon for animations to also take advantage of this effect to help asset with the story. With that in mind, let's jump into Cinema 4D and have a look at setting up a dolly zoom and see the results we can get.
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[@josemalrc]

GREAT TUTORIAL BRO!

[@User-pq2yn]

Like before watching buddy

[@aayushpaliwal4362]

great tutorial... I really learned a lot from this....

[@Darksagan]

Awesome..quick and to the point.

[@andresmoraprince]

Thanks very much!

[@miles.hellyer]

Awesome video!! Nice and quick too

[@diegoprods7971]

those character´s face expressions would be nice to have them on a tutorial!

[@SakshamThukral]

I never even thought about this. Great. Thanks!

[@zonoscopePictures]

Very nice! And, the character and the buildings are so cool, I'd watch a tutorial on how you made them!

[@bakani2218]

Mind blowing!!!!! Thank you

[@SeanDove]

Appreciate that! cheers

[@raphaelbeil6207]

love your work!!!

[@SeanDove]

Thanks heaps!

[@somnavisualstudio]

you are good in character aimation sir...im inspired by your work...S.D

[@everydayhero3610]

Thank you so much! :)

[@mayankgoswami6032]

Great! Thank you.

[@Cinema4DTutorialsSV]

Very cool Tutorial! Thanks!

[@SeanDove]

Thanks mate

[@くっしー-w5v]

めっちゃいい。。cool

[@artkiko4460]

can this be set up as a rig with controls instead of keyframes?

[@patrixiomadrid]

very cool

[@3dmonkeybizz]

Hi Sean. What role does scale play on this effect, if any? I tried this with building blocks of 20cm square and 100cm high max, but it looked rubbish with no effect at all??? Is this a scale issue or just my shoddy work?

[@alikarama1]

Thank you

[@pocahontas854]

I love your Channel ❤️🤗🇨🇴 he looks like My dad after 10 beers trying to find a way to come back to home

[@zeraus8287]

amazing

[@arijeetbhattacharya9787]

this is exactly what I was looking for , gonna try this for a jewellery box product shot

[@dagorgs]

Incrível! Como não pensei nisso antes!! Kkkkkkkk

[@TheBaconEarBuccaneer]

shouldn't the background come closer if you dolly in?

[@melvinmonroy]

genial

[@ismaelventura7458]

how do you rig like that :|

[@maz7776]

Tutorial on how you rigged that animal

[@Mizaeducation]

I watched ratatouille movie today 😂