Why I'm ADDICTED To Filmmaking In Unreal Engine

Just wait until they start charging us next year. We wont be addicted no more...

Awesome!! Thanks to share!!

great job on this... the biggest challenge Ive found is compositing the greenscreen footage with the unreal tools are somewhat limited im trying a plugin solution that allows NUKE to connect directly to unreal and allow for the those fine detail adjustments... and yes the AI relighting will also be a game changer

Same! it's insanely fun.

Nice video Joshua!

have you looked into using resolves new relight features? You can relight your comp in resolve or even export the normal maps to relight in unreal engine. It would be cool to see how it compares to beeble

Journey To The Center Of The Earth kind of vibe going on here. Beautiful. Great job. You are getting better and better. This video is inspirational and encouraging. Thank you.

What kind of computer is needed including video cards?

Instead of showing your face show clips from your movies bro

You put your keyed footage inside unreal?
Or you render the scenario only and then composite in another software?

Ur acting is not good but ur filmmaking skill is awessoommee

One of the coolest things that I learned was about the Tangram Heightmapper plugin. That detail alone was well worth me clicking on this video. So thank you for that tip! And for the inspiration.

I've been loving the ability to create films in Unreal Engine. My current production as done entirely virtual from the actor performances on their phones, do cinematographers DPing over a discord call. It's all so exciting!

Im a budding photographic art film maker thank you for inspiring me

Cool 😎👍

Oh man final scene quality is just super👌
Just a question, how would you do it if you want to show your breath/vapour/steam from mouth & nose (to sell that this is cold environment/winter season etc)? 🥶

When you show yourself it looks off and greenscreen vibes but you are way ahead of everyone else 😅

Such a great video mate!! Been waiting for this for a while and it’s epic!

You could actually do the same thing in Blender with Eevee, also you might have some additional modelling and animation tools that Unreal doesn't t

That false color lut is great: awesome idea!

Same here, I believe I've been using Unreal since! 2020

So, are you hooked to UE because tou can make a previs with it? Not because you can actually make indie films?

that was perfect👏 . Do you think there is a tutorial resource for octane material in Enrail Engine?

Amazing!!!!

nice result! the only thing why i dont use pathtracer everytime in my renders - sometimes some grass materials disapear with PT (not from quixel) and i have no idea how it works

I love it and hate it in equal measures. I'm just really confused working with levels, level sequences etc. If I build an environment and animate something in that environment, save that and then want to reuse everything in a new animation, I find it really confusing how to re-save everything in a way that I don't overwrite or mess up the original stuff. A video about that would be useful.

You should not jump over the directorsline (axis Jump) But the rest is amazing…

Couldn’t agree more. I’ve been using unreal for quite a while now and I’m so addicted. Real time tech is the future and it is only getting better. If you’re not sure about whether or not you want to start learning unreal, you totally should!!

Next :: Mega scans + 3d gausaian +. Ur albedo relighting technique combined..
its sooo close..
Only thing tht broke illusion was when its pure 3d unreal it have a different feel n than with comp shots.. Static feels real enough.. on movement though it hinders a bit.

was the shakey cam effect added in post? or was the footage motion tracked via live link virtual camera ?

Great work!

Your videos getting better and better. keep it up bro!

Yeah? And where is the list of the films you made in Unreal Engine? :)

Congratulations. You made game Myst from 1993. Literally that lvl of models and textures xD

How do I get a 1-2-1 session with you to go through Unreal and the set up I need for my PC? Been dabbling on and off for a while, but excited for the possibilities!

Can you get the path tracing in Unreal to react with your real video footage? Or get mist/fog to react with you? That seems to be the holy grail right now

love it!

dope