Cinema 4D tutorial - Camera mapping

Hey guys Sean Dove here. A little while ago I got sent the opening title sequence for a kids show called Figure It Out and I was asked how could we go about recreate their effect.
This creative piece was made by the team over at BUCK and as someone who loves playing with perspective I was really excited to try this technique. In the clip we see this skewed text projected onto this underground, carpark style, scene - and with a nice camera swing we start to see the text begin to line up before reaching that final sweet spot where it reads seamlessly.
So I thought we'd have a quick look at putting together a scene using simple shapes and then have a play with some camera projections and perspective and see how it turns out!
Special thanks to Oliver Santiago for allowing me to use his artwork to demonstrate this technique - make sure you check out his full series, the whole thing is insane.
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[@MauriFranco]

Great job Sean! thanks for everything you share! Hug from Argentina

[@MANOJ777ish]

Sean Dove ,,, best teacher : )

[@LenVrijhof]

Thank you so much! Great work!

[@YellowDogltd]

Nice one! Really like this one.

[@adi4232]

coooool! keeep it up! you r the best!

[@angusog5227]

Another great, and useful Tutorial Sean. cheers

[@SeanDove]

Angus Og too kind! Thanks mate

[@herbertguo8775]

Cool tech ！ Thx for sharing！

[@jrdiebe]

fantástic! thanks!

[@zen2081]

You are the best teacher. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@SeanDove]

Thanks mate!

[@anotherone8620]

Nice tutorial!

[@kikasso1984]

excellent like ever.

[@oluchukwuorji3262]

Thanks Sean. 🙏🏽

[@rubenagostinho4835]

best teacher ever

[@Wisdom_OG]

Thanks for the tutorial

[@iamYork_]

Your vocal cords soothe my souls...

[@juanleon8097]

20 attempts but in the end I can do i! u are awesome from colombia people!

[@diegoprods7971]

20:23 wow, I ´d love to see that in slow motion camera

[@gmailkerala]

thank you..

[@edcreg]

Hi Sean great video how do you think this will work in another render engine, like redshift, My first guess was to use a spot light, the only issue is the detail seem to be little

[@misbakhulislam8773]

Nice tutorial

[@MANOJ777ish]

hai,, very nice trick,,, love it,, thanks

[@kvaisman]

Great tutorial as usual! Do you really work sitting on that wooden chair?!

[@ramdanebachir9659]

VERY NICE ...

[@nikorou1432]

Cool

[@ameet21]

instead of using manual keyframe camera animation use Camera morph tag with multi camera that will give you more perfection and control and you can add more graphic arround

[@adamfilipowicz9260]

Sounds like Thor is teaching me C4D

[@previewchannel8290]

Thor at it again... thank you.

[@talibbeig2848]

Your really awsm keep making tutorial

[@Tinito1984]

I was wondering if this could be achievable in after effects, i mean...doing the 3d model in cinema, render all out, but put the logo you want in after effects and in some way create the same effect

[@charlesbooth3176]

Question: How would you matte out the background objects? Currently the camera projections hit everything in the camera's line of sight. Wondering how the image would be mapped only to the first object it hits, leaving objects behind those relative to projection camera without the texture map... more like how an actual projector would work.

[@user-es5hr3xn4f]

Same question here!

[@aliqaiser3393]

SEAN CAN YOU MAKE A REALISTIC HOUSE COMPOSTING SCENE PLEASE WITH AFTER EFFECT CINEMA 4D AND PF TRACK etc,,,

[@ellenacollinson4448]

9:45 starts explaining projection

[@elmoooo]

OK, but how to project only on the visible polys?

[@JoshuaPerlson2010]

@seandove Can you link to Bucks's original video that you showed very briefly at the beginning of this video?

[@QuackerJack09]

Just a small question: Does it really make sense to export as 600dpi? I thought its normally used for printing. Isnt it more common to scale it up instead or am i wrong?

[@Sulman_Farooq]

yeah bro your wrong, ur f**king stupid hahah

[@sicfxmusic]

Say hi to your brother Loki :D

[@kigongomiles]

hi wea is da end tuto how to stick a pic on wall

[@photobackflip]

10:53 - relevant information

[@jeditstudios]

How did you create the thumbnail, want to do a projection like a real life projector

[@lordspikedesign]

unfortunately this don't work for me... applying the created material to the room spreads parts of the image to every single surface of the room. looks completely scattered. is there any option i've overlooked? great video anyway... too bad it don't helps me out

[@photobackflip]

Makes camera mapping tutorial. Spends half the video modelling and not using camera mapping. Relevant info could have been given in a few minutes with a few examples.

[@solaisxs6400]

Missing the classic hat mate

[@SeanDove]

Don't worry - it'll be back!

[@zhanebright]

Youre voice sounds like Chris Hemsworth

[@victoral5818]

Все отзывы на английском. Нафиг такие приколы с русским текстом ? Нет мозгов перевести , не публикуй.