3D print movie props

 When you have completed this course and practiced, you will be able to pick up and grade any comic, whether it’s one in your collection or that grail book you finally found at a con. 

The Learn to Grade Comic Books course is the most comprehensive course of its kind. In it, I walk you step by step through 27 comics at every grade level from 0.1 to 10.0, explaining in detail why they received that grade. For the 25 grade levels from 0.5 to 10.0, I bought and cracked professionally graded books just for these videos so that we would have a solid baseline for understanding the criteria at each grade level. 

In each video, we move up the grading scale, first examining the CGC graded comic, and then we look at two different comics with the same grade to compare and contrast their differences, because even though they are the same grade, they can look quite different. 

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This course will teach you graphic design fundamentals and how to employ them to create awesome social media graphics using the FREE design tool CANVA.

• Do you need to create professional looking social media graphics for your side-hustles, but don’t know where to start?
• Have you tried to piece information together from various sources around the web but end up even more confused?
• Don’t have the money to hire expensive graphic designers for your projects. ,..who does right?

If you answered yes, to any or all of these questions, then you have found the right course for you.

The life of a content creator is already stressful, having to produce on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. Just spent 3hrs. editing a new youtube video, but remember, you aren’t done till you create that eye catching thumbnail. It can seem overwhelming. 

We will use the Fundamentals of Design to create a brand and all the graphics we create in the course will be for an imaginary entrepreneur who has started a travel blog and Youtube channel. This way you also learn how to not only create the images, but why and how they fit into a cohesive brand.

Start creating more professional and eye catching social media graphics and make your brand stand out on the web! 

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This course will teach you graphic design fundamentals and how to employ them to create awesome classroom handouts, posters, lesson plans and other deliverables’ using the FREE design tool CANVA.

• Do you want to create fun and interesting handouts for your classroom, but don’t know where to start?
  

• Have you tried to piece information together from various sources around the web but end up even more confused?
  

• Don’t have the money to hire expensive graphic designers for your projects.,..who does right?

If you answered yes, to any or all of these questions, then you have found the right course for you.

Teaching is hard. Creating handouts that are fun and help your students learn take time to create and can be difficult without the right tools. Using the free online tool Canva is all you need to create everything you need for your class.

This is where this class will help. Anyone can learn how to use the free design tool CANVA. In this class you will learn not only to use CANVA, but before we start creating real-world classroom projects we cover the fundamentals of graphic design that will evaluate your classroom to another level.

We will use the Fundamentals of Design to create a brand and all the graphics we create in the course will be for an imaginary classroom.

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Are you struggling with suddenly having to take your classroom teaching online in response to the new way we have to teach? It can be intimidating to make this move – not to mention technology challenges – and hard to know where to start!

This concise one-hour intro course is designed to ease your shift to online teaching and help you be successful delivering online learning to your students.

You’ll learn easy-to-implement techniques and tips from a seasoned instructional technologist and online instructor.

Kevin Volo holds a Masters in Instructional Design and is working on his PhD dissertation in Educational Practice & Theory. He has worked for most of the past decade “in the online trenches” at a State University of New York (SUNY) school, helping faculty engage students in online courses.

It drills down to the most important things you need to know and will leave you feeling comfortable and confident making the shift to online and virtual teaching.

Register today and take your teaching online with confidence and poise!

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In this course you will learn to take awesome and memorable travel pictures. We start with lessons on how to use your camera properly so you get the bet possible exposure. We then move on to photographic composition so that your photos are not only exposed well, but are composed well. 

We Also Cover Travel Topics Such As:

• Best camera options
• What camera equipment to pack
• What else should you pack to make your trip easier
• Travel safety, and much more

Photography Basics You’ll Learn:

• Exposure
• ISO 
• Shutter Speed
• Aperture
• Depth of Field
• Composition Basics
• White Balance
• Lighting

I’ve been a photographer my whole life and have taught traditional and digital photography classes for 20 years. I love everything about photography and hope you will enjoy the course and learn about the joys of travel photography. 

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3D printing in the film industry | 3D Print Expo

3D printing is changing the film industry. Shooting props, mock-ups, and even parts of character costumes can now be made faster, more accurately, and cheaper. Of course, this does not mean that props and designers were left without work: on the contrary, they received a new tool that is in many ways superior to the usual ones.

It's cheaper to blow up a printed car than a real one

In adventure films, we often see spectacular explosions of vehicles: cars, planes, helicopters. If you use real vehicles for filming, the budget of the film will grow noticeably. And what if it doesn’t come out to shoot from the first take? Then the costs must be multiplied by two, or even by three. nine0005

3D printed models made in real scale (eg 1:3 or less) fly just as spectacularly but save the crew thousands of dollars. And they can always be reproduced at a lower cost, because the most difficult part of the work is drawing a digital model on a computer. It only needs to be done once. Next will be printing, assembly of modules and finishing of models. This also takes time and effort, but in the end it is cheaper than buying a real car. Or make a model in traditional analog ways. nine0005

It was 3D printing that was used by the filmmakers of Skyfall 007 for the Bond car explosion scene. They assembled a 1:3 scale model of a car from 18 printed parts. And the labor was justified, because today this legendary premium car, Aston Martin DB5, costs over $400,000. Previously, layout decorators worked with cardboard, plaster, plywood and wood; now they have a universal material - plastic for 3D printing. nine0005

Night props

3D printers have revolutionized props making. Now unique items and artifacts, unusual dishes, weapons, armor and interior items can simply be printed. This saves time, especially if you need to make several identical things. Now even the most caustic blooper hunter will not find the difference between the two swords in different scenes: objects made on a 3D printer from the same model are always identical in shape.

Plastic in the film industry is often used to print “secondary” props that appear only briefly in the frame: for example, filling the shelves in the heroes’ room; table setting in the background. They require minimal finishing and can be printed faster due to their poor surface quality.

More time is spent on props of the first plan. After printing, it needs to be painted, varnished; apply texture. But still, 3D printers save props a lot of time and money. nine0005

There are printed objects in films that are included in the golden fund of world cinema: for example, in The Hobbit, elven swords, artifacts (the key to Erebor), parts of armor (bracers, helmets) and even parts of plastic makeup: ears and noses are made in this way orcs. In "Harry Potter" they printed a spider for one of the scenes. And in Iron Man 2013 - a superhero costume: for a perfect fit, the creators of the model scanned the body of Robert Downey Jr.

Creative space

Since 3D printers have become available not only to film studios, but also to ordinary people, they have also been used in amateur cinema. For example, in the movie Jurassic Park: Origin , which fans are making based on the famous blockbuster movie about dinosaurs, all prehistoric animals are 3D printed models. Volumetric printing allows you to take non-professional films to a new level, making them more complex and spectacular.

Learn more about the possibilities of modern 3D printing at exhibition 3D Print Expo in Sokolniki! 3D printing workshops, demonstrations of the latest printer models and the opportunity to meet manufacturers are waiting for you.

Printing for cinema - Company INCOLOR Moscow

Recent works

Cuban cigar box styling. Cardboard, laser cut and engraved

Copy of perfume packaging. France, early 20th century

Copy of perfume packaging. France, early 20th century

Copies of boxes of chocolates and tea. USSR, 40-60s

Copies of chocolates, cakes and tea boxes. USSR, 40-60s

Copies of candy boxes. USSR, 70s

Replica of a box of chocolates. USSR 40s

Retro pastry box styling

Model boxes of confectionery products for filling the store

French cognac box and label styling

Doll box

Children's blocks, stylization. Russia, early 20th century

Yacht model packaging stylization. Russia, early 20th century

Hatboxes stylized

Manor model. Laser cut cardboard

Manor model. Laser cut cardboard

Paper miniatures. Laser cut

Cover of the collected works of Leo Tolstoy. Printing and embossing on artificial leather

Disney Bomb. 3D printing

Dish slide. Plywood, laser cut

Boxes of drugs and medical devices for pharmacy filling

Fake cookie pack

Box of chocolates, USSR 60s.

Postal service badge, 3D printed (uncoloured)

Music folders

Fake cover of a chemistry textbook

Exact copy of the packaging of the legendary Soviet camera Zenit-E

Preparing a layout for a scan and making a globe based on an old map

It is said that as a child, Vladimir Ulyanov (Lenin) played with his younger brother at toy soldiers on a checkerboard, the figures were made of paper by hand.

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