Creating a 3D MoGraph Portfolio – From Start to Finish by Jaeyeoun Lee
Duration:92 videos, 41 hours 38 minutes (10 sections, Lectures 01-50)
Actual Duration:82h 36m
Release date:2024, April 25
Publisher:Coloso
Skill level:Beginner
Language:English
Exercise files:Yes
Software:Cinema 4D 2023 (R20 or higher usable), Octane Render 2022.1.1-R5 (2021.1.1-R3 or later usable), After Effects 2023 (CC or higher usable), Adobe Illustrator 2023 (CC or higher usable)
Course URL:https://coloso.global/en/products/motiongraphic-leejaeyeoun2-us
Direct a complete 3D motion graphics video with Art Director Jaeyeoun Lee — Giantstep art-team graduate whose Coloso C4D 100-lecture course is a platform TOP seller, now working as a motion studio art director on Naver, Samsung and Kakao advertising plus Incheon Airport, COEX and Centerfield media walls. Across 10 sections (Lectures 01–50; 92 videos, 41 hours 38 minutes) you go from Cinema 4D + Octane setup through planning, style frames and pre-vis to producing 19 Coloso Roid shots (SH01–SH19) — Introduction, Development, Climax, Conclusion — and finishing a portfolio-ready video in post-production.
“Grow up as a motion designer with planning skills who completes a single video, not just part of a project.” — Jaeyeoun Lee
🎯 What you’ll learn
- Set up the full tool chain — Cinema 4D 2023, Octane Render 2022.1.1-R5, After Effects 2023, Illustrator 2023 — and use the same versions as the class
- Remind Octane fast — Live Viewer, kernel settings, Camera, Material, lighting and rendering
- Apply formative-work elements and principles, basic animation and curve graphs, three-point lighting and lighting variations
- Plan like a studio — topic selection, story structure, music and reference search, style frames, pre-vis, Coloso Roid work analysis, asset creation
- Produce 19 shots end to end — shot analysis, source creation and layout, lighting, texturing, animation, camera animation, rendering and compositing per shot
- Animate liquids, bubbles, beads and glass — pipe bubbles, beaker rotation, heart drops and ripples, paper rolling, viscous volume liquids, carbonated bubbles, heart collisions, logo balls, bottle pills, mail-bottle rotation
- Simulate and direct energy curves — Introduction SH01–SH03, Development SH04–SH14, Climax SH15–SH18, Conclusion SH19, with scale animation via target tags and deformer plus volume workflows
- Finish in post — edit the full video, create making-of sources and upload the work, then keep growing with lecture-use, solo-work and career guidance
✅ Requirements
- Skills: Basic (site Class Details) — knows C4D basics but stuck on planning a full portfolio video; fragmented clip skills are enough to start, the class connects them into one video
- Tools: Cinema 4D 2023 (R20+ usable), Octane Render 2022.1.1-R5 (2021.1.1-R3+ usable), After Effects 2023 (CC+ usable), Adobe Illustrator 2023 (CC+ usable); same versions recommended; programs and materials are not provided separately
- Languages: Audio KO, subtitles EN, ZH-TW [Auto], ES [Auto]; EN class materials included; 92 videos, 41 hours 38 minutes total per Class Details (accordion ranges total Lectures 01–50)
- Extras with class: 20 types of basic and application materials — Cinema 4D example files for the 19 shots + instructor-organized PDF on basic motion graphics theory
📝 Description
Fragmentary clips don’t make a portfolio. This class fixes that by teaching the full process for producing practical motion graphics — from tool setting to planning, overall concept and design, animation and C4D techniques — ending with one complete portfolio video of your own, not a reel of disconnected exercises.
Jaeyeoun Lee starts with orientation, then an Octane remind session and the basic theory most self-taught artists skip: formative-work elements, animation and curve graphs, three-point and variant lighting. Pre-production follows the studio path: topic, story, music and reference search, style frames, pre-vis, analysis of the Coloso Roid piece itself, then asset creation.
The core is the 19-shot Coloso Roid build. Introduction (SH01–SH03) opens the video with pipe bubbles, rotating beakers, heart drops and ripples. Development (SH04–SH14) runs experiments — paper rolling, beaker work, viscous volume liquids, target-tag scale animation, heart-scale simulation sources, heart bulbs and main-bead simulations. Climax (SH15–SH18) spends all remaining energy — deformer plus volume heart drops, carbonated bubbles, heart collisions, logo balls. Conclusion (SH19) exhausts the energy with bottle pills and mail-bottle rotation. Every shot repeats the production loop: analysis, source creation and layout, lighting, texturing, animation, camera animation, rendering and compositing.
You close in post-production: finishing the video, creating making-of sources, uploading the work, plus guidance on using lectures, solo practice and career next steps. Includes 19-shot C4D example files and the theory PDF. Results shown on page are actual class examples produced during the class.
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🧑🎓 Who this course is for
- Students and job seekers who want to create a trendy motion graphics portfolio
- Practitioners who want to improve design, motion and rendering skills
- C4D users who want to improve their understanding of the video production process
🧑🏫 About the Author
Jaeyeoun Lee, Art Director (Motion Studio Art Director; 105Class Align Your Artwork instructor). Started on the Giantstep art team, then production-team member at a large agency, then freelance motion designer across projects of many sizes with numerous artists; now art director teaching online and offline including Coloso. Proven teaching record via Coloso’s popular TOP C4D 100-lecture course. Thesis: YouTube covers technique, but planning, composition, design and motion need basics — this class teaches the processes, full editing structure, per-shot design and detailed motion so you can direct an entire video from planning to production. Former: Giantstep Art Team, Chai Communication MetaX Team, freelance motion designer, Cinema 4D User Group operator. Participating projects: NAVER Connect 2021 XR, NAVER My Competitiveness Longboard ED, NAVER NOW , Shenzhen China media wall, Centerfield media wall, Hyundai IONIQ and STARIA SNS, Toss credit-rating and pedometer spots, Far East Movement Instagram MV, Incheon Airport T1 Media Tower, CGV Kumho Tire evacuation map, Kia K3, KT 5G, Samsung Galaxy Note 20 COEX New Media and Galaxy S20 FE, Amazon Japan New Year, Mylberry, KB Direct Kia Carnival, LG Innotek. Awards: 2017 Anyang University Graduation Presentation Grand Prize, 2017 Cinema 4D User Group Contest Grand Prize, 2016 Local Finance Association UCC Excellence, 2016 KoROAD UCC Encouragement, 2015 Jongro UCC Excellence, 2015 COEX Animation Grand Prize.
🏁 Final Result
- One complete Coloso Roid-style portfolio video — 19 shots (SH01–SH19) across Introduction, Development, Climax and Conclusion, organically connected instead of fragmented clips
- Reusable studio loop per shot: analysis, source build and layout, lighting, texturing, animation, camera animation, rendering and compositing — plus post finish, making-of and upload
- Portfolio kit: 19-shot C4D example files, motion-graphics theory PDF, style-frame and pre-vis habits for the next personal or practical project
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