MYA312: Advanced Lighting Practices for Maya & Arnold @fxguide

Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

This course is all about exploring production-level shot lighting techniques to create beautiful, realistic and faithful lighting. There are some some fundamentals techniques that can help and instructor Philip Maddock demonstrates how to apply these techniques creatively, elevating your lighting and the quality of your rendered images.

MYA312: Advanced Lighting Practices for Maya & Arnold

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