[ Lecture Outline<\/a> ] [ Lab Exercise<\/a> ] [ Homework Project<\/a> ]<\/p>\n Due October 3rd.<\/strong><\/p>\n Using the assets from the lab (and any other assets you want,) create a short video<\/strong> which takes place in at least three<\/strong> separate settings (e.g., moon, city, etc.)<\/p>\n Establish at least one character<\/strong> (e.g., godzilla, the alien from the first Lab, footage of an actor, etc.) which the audience will see in all three settings. Use the 3D Camera Tracker<\/strong> to insert the character into the various settings.<\/p>\n Use the Advanced Lightning<\/strong> effect in your video somewhere. It generates a realistic arc of electric current. Set its\u00a0Lightning Type\u00a0<\/strong>property to\u00a0“Strike”<\/strong> and then use the\u00a0Origin<\/strong> and\u00a0Direction<\/strong> properties to determine the beginning and end of the lightning bolt. Use some 3D Camera Tracker data points to control the beginning and ending points of the lightning bolt effect.<\/strong>\u00a0Since the lightning effect is a 2D effect, you will have to use an expression for converting from 3D space to 2D space (see lecture notes.)<\/p>\n 3D Camera Tracker Homework [ Lecture Outline ] [ Lab Exercise ] [ Homework Project ] Due October 3rd. Using the assets from the lab (and any other assets you want,) create a short video which takes place in at least three separate settings (e.g., moon, city, etc.) Establish at least one character (e.g., godzilla, … <\/p>\nRequirements, In Summary<\/h2>\n
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