After Effects 3D Camera to Unreal Engine - Integration and Compositing Tutorial

Learn how to seamlessly integrate After Effects 3D camera tracking with Unreal Engine in this comprehensive tutorial. Master the process of motion tracking in After Effects, exporting data to Unreal Engine, setting up projects, managing lighting and shadows, and perfecting compositing techniques. Explore advanced topics such as adding 3D objects, shadow catching, rendering for various project scales, and both basic and advanced compositing in After Effects. Gain valuable insights into tools like the Normalize Track Tool, Cineware for Unreal Engine, and plugins such as Red Giant VFX Supercomp. Follow along with practical demonstrations, including the use of drone footage, to enhance your motion design and VFX skills. Perfect for those looking to elevate their compositing game and create stunning visual effects by combining the power of After Effects and Unreal Engine.

Intro
Getting Started
Using The After Effects Camera Tracker
Exporting Tracking Data From After Effects
Importing Tracking Data into Unreal
Adding a Media Plate
Lighting & Background
Adding 3D Objects
Exporting from Unreal
Adding Shadow's in AE
Turnin' Up The Heat
Adding Shadow Catchers
Creating Shadows
Some Quick Organization
Shadow Catching Post Process
Rendering 3D Models
Rendering for Large Scale Projects
Basic Composition in After Effects
Advanced Compositing in After Effects