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Midge Sinnaeve
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1: Setup & Previz

Linking Assets for Fast Production

By using linked assets, you can keep file sizes small and quick to save. This increases the speed of creating a bunch of viewport previews for your previzualization.

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6 comments
Gemma María Rull
Gemma María Rull
Nov. 9th, 2018

Cool. Thank you!

CornerStudio
CornerStudio
Sept. 15th, 2017

I really don't know what "shots" are for? Sorry if I sound stupid. I really don't know. Is it used to animated several shots from different camera angel?

Matthew Pallotta
Matthew Pallotta
Sept. 15th, 2017

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shot_(filmmaking)

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Midge Sinnaeve
Midge Sinnaeve
Oct. 3rd, 2017

@Corner Studio: Basically, each time the camera view switches, it's considered a new shot. :) And multiple shots situated in the same location or part of the story generally make a scene.

Eeyeng Lim
Eeyeng Lim
Aug. 25th, 2017

Hi Midge, Thanks for the tips. May I know how can I render out the shots with the details and frame information overlay the video

Midge Sinnaeve
Midge Sinnaeve
Aug. 31st, 2017

@leyillust: In the panel with your render settings, there is a "Metadata" section that allows you to brun in info about your scene, camera, etc. Is that what you're looking for?

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