Animate a Camera Shake in Maya with Monty |
To animate the camera shake is simple - it's just a few keyframes on the x rotation on the shot camera, simulating what might happen to a real camera operator if (as in this example) a school bus were to whizz past at high speed.
How to Animate a Camera Shake in Maya - Free Tutorial
Animate a Camera Shake in Maya
The tutorial uses a simple pre-existing scene in Autodesk Maya, including "Monty", the Cartoonland Set and a School Bus. If you want to replicate all the elements, start here by learning how to animate a simple head turn with Monty. You can find out more about Monty here. The Cartoonland Set is free to download - you can find here at Turbosquid. The cartoony school bus is also available from Turbosquid - download it for free here.
How to Animate a Camera Shake in Maya - Free Tutorial
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