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Unreal Engine Cinematic Creator: Lights, Camera, Action!
Section 1 - The Basics
Welcome To The Course (0:46)
Install Unreal Engine (2:58)
Community & Support (3:32)
Change Our Player's Hero (10:52)
Build A Simple Reveal (12:09)
Highlight With Lights (13:42)
Quick Look At Cameras (7:26)
Blueprints & Trigger Volumes (13:17)
Section 2 - Sequencer & Cameras
Section 2 - Sequencer & Cameras (0:51)
Set Our Scene (8:00)
Sequencer Introduction (15:46)
Animating Cameras (11:15)
Auto-Keying Animations (11:23)
Animation Interpolation Options (3:11)
Using The Fade Track (4:36)
Cine Camera Settings (13:08)
Using Camera Rig Cranes (10:32)
Using Camera Rig Rails (5:41)
Render Sequence As A Video (10:17)
What Now?
Section 3 - Triggering Sequences
Section Intro - Triggering Sequences (0:36)
Trigger Sequence From Gameplay (7:10)
Disable Player Control (8:41)
Trigger Objects To Move (11:42)
Automatic Doors With Sequencer (9:26)
Looping Platform With Sequencer (11:33)
Add SFX With Audio Track (3:28)
Add Music To Your Level (5:44)
Section 4 - Making Cutscenes
Section Intro - Making Cutscenes (0:51)
Camera Movement Terminology (8:48)
Understanding Shot Types (14:08)
Add Character Animations (9:28)
Translating Character Animations (9:43)
Toggle Sequencer Actor Visibility (7:58)
Storyboarding Your Scene (11:16)
Block Out Our Sequence (5:28)
Dialogue Subscenes Track (5:42)
Add Our Camera Cuts (13:57)
Triggering & Tidying (12:02)
Course Wrap Up (1:04)
Render Sequence As A Video
Render our sequence as an avi video.
Use Handbrake to convert our avi into an MP4 video and upload.
Create an MP4 video from our sequence.
Handbrake Download page
UE4 Documentation - Render Sequence