How I Created This Cinematic | Unreal Engine 5 Breakdown

[@VygoUwU]

Keep it up, I'd love some more un-cut/live breakdowns

[@damianoehme5391]

Thank you for a fantastic tutorial.

[@dimo9247]

That was helpful 🙏🏻thanks

[@nooxouille]

Hey ! So, in the context of my day job in a web/creative/communication agency, I've been working on creating a cinematic with unreal (communication/marketing stuff). Prior to that project, I had 0 experience with Unreal, and I've been working on this since the beginning of April, alone (although I had to work on more urgent projects hence some breaks on this one). What started as a 30 seconds max "sort of a clip" based on some references (the said project was barely initiated by a former coworker that is now gone) is now a 90 seconds continuous shot where I did the assets sourcing, the blocking, the "assembling" (using kitbash assets, I "created a world/place"), the lighting, the animation, the color grading (basically I worked alone and did everything) ... and I am now working on the sound design (again, 0 experience with SD / davinci prior to this project) ... And OH-MY-GOD I am having so much fun (altho creating a 90 seconds continuous shot with storytelling as a first time in both film-making and the use of some softwares is QUITE challenging). I'd like very, VERY much deeper breakdowns, either about the unreal workflow, or the color grading/SD/editing in Davinci. Because the most frustrating thing in my job is that, beside the fact that I am self-taught 33 years old kido playing with computer, I don't have any senior around to teach me "correct/adequate/optimal" ways to work, to help me question my choices and, overall, help me to improve .... let's say "more efficiency". Thank you for you work and your time. I CANNOT wait to show my work to people (and this shot is the first one, 2 more are supposed to follow but theses will be better plan : preparationnal meeting, storyboard etc).

[@MrHollt]

Hey! We all know the feeling. I am trying to find a mix between hour long step by step tutorials and overviews so this style is very much a work in process but I do feel the more beginner stage of learning is pretty well covered on youtube as of late so I'm trying to give more help for intermediate users that are trying to take beginner skills and learn more on how to create. Ill try to add more detail to these in the future though so they feel more helpful and will definitely be adding in the full workflow (including Davinci) going forward.

[@rne1223]

yeah, please go over the davinci steps as well. Thanks

[@MrHollt]

Will do!!