Roman, It was a professional collaboration, your work is excellent. Thank you.
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I’m Roman Goncharenko, an award-winning Senior Compositor and Motion Designer with over a decade of experience in the visual effects and design industry. I’ve collaborated with world-renowned brands, agencies, and organisations on diverse projects, bringing a passion for storytelling and visual creativity to every role.
With expertise in advanced compositing techniques, I specialise in seamlessly blending live-action and CG elements, crafting photorealistic imagery, and solving complex creative challenges. My work is driven by attention to detail, a commitment to quality, and a deep understanding of production workflows from pre-visualisation to final delivery.
I’ve refined my skills on global campaigns and intricate VFX shots for film and television, combining technical expertise with a collaborative approach to deliver visuals of the highest standard.
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This video is for those who have their own panels and want to import them into the new version.

Sometimes it’s needed to animate a downloaded model from the internet which isn't prepared for animation, which is posed in the wrong position and doesn’t have a rig to fix it.

In the first part, I delve into animating a model using Mixamo and preparing the scene in Cinema 4D. The next episode will cover creating fire using Turbulence FD in C4D.

In the second part of our tutorial, we'll be adding realistic fire to our animated character in C4D using Turbulence FD. This lesson includes numerous valuable comparisons of various fire settings in Turbulence FD, making it a helpful resource for anyone looking to explore this tool.

There is one Easter Egg in the Effect Controls next to your Project panel. Hold Shift and click on the top of this panel, near the name of your composition or layer, and After Effects will make a sheep sound.

How to fix "Out of Memory" error with hidden Secret Menu