Game Lighting Bundle for Studio License

In this collection you get some free bonus content that are otherwise hard to find in my channels and blogs. Instead of making new content you can refer and learn from these also.

In this course, we deep dive into discipline, mindset, distractions, human nature, psychology, biology, management tools, technology and more to teach you how to master your life once and for all. We also dive into getting hired and managing time.

Da Vinci Resolve Color Correction, Grading, and color management are aimed toward lighting artists and 3D artists. The purpose is to improve your ability to tweak, update, improve, and adjust your images or videos to a higher quality. It is also useful to improve your color theory in practice for lighting etc. And lastly, we cover color management to improve your work to another level.

Unity URP Lighting Course that people miss when it comes to doing great lighting for their projects, be it games or cinema. In my videos I will briefly explain basic but fundamental concepts and then show things in Unity. This will take your skills to a completely different level due to teaching you some art, photography, lighting and theory that relates to Lighting. If you need more join mentorship.

In this self-paced video course you will learn how to master exposure, ev100, curves and multiple day of times. While doing that you learn what materials are poor and how to fix it. And you learn multiple approach, techniques and principles to go off the beaten path. You also improve your art fundamentals and learn how light and colour function and how it related to our lighting. Lastly, you learn about optimization.

In this video I quickly show you how easily you can light with reference and do the tweaks needed in under an hour of actual work, not including baking time. As usual, if you need more step to step explanation and guidance you can join my mentorship. I only exported out 1080 realizing I now use a 4K resolution screen, hence the black edges for some people but it should be fine on full screen.