Wayne England presents an introduction to the creation of digital fluid dynamics using Real Flow, that includes a systematic breakdown of methods used to generate photo-realistic fluid dynamic effects. The viewer takes a step-by-step look at the fundamental procedures and parameters within Real Flow that together establish an essential, practical, working knowledge of the program. This includes a thorough overview of features important in establishing a production-ready workflow, such as questions of scale, particle meshing, Real Flow Node control via the command line, the data exchange pipeline to other 3D packages and many other practical and creative methodologies. Within the context of the tutorial projects, digital fluids with highly realistic characteristics are developed. The material covered in this DVD is intended for both students and professionals who wish to strengthen their practical understanding of the huge range of aesthetic possibilities in Real Flow.

• SD Format
  
• Export Central
  
• Command Line
  
• Scale
  
• Emitter, Object and
  
• Mesh Parameters
  
• Mesh Methodology
  
• Daemon Parameters
  
• Core parameters and
  
• Production Ready Workflow
  
• Flow Shape, Flow Director Objects
  
• and Sculpting Fluid Methodologies

1. Introduction
   
2. Developing Realistic Fluids
   
3. Sculpting Fluid Dynamics
   
4. Using Daemons: Pebble Entering Pond

• Product Code: WEN01
• ISBN: 1-59762-901-4
• UPC: 805366016630
• Duration: 215 minutes
• Formats: DVD-ROM

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Wayne England

Visual Effects Supervisor
Spatial Harmonics Group

Wayne England is visual effects supervisor and creative director at Spatial Harmonics Group. A 14 year industry veteran, he is a two-time Emmy nominated and Emmy winning visual effects artist, a Clio award recipient and a two time V.E.S. nominated and VES winner as c.g. supervisor. Formally vfx supervisor at Sway Studio, Wayne has also worked with many top visual effects houses in Hollywood as a freelance digital artist. He's also worked with Digital Domain, Planet Blue, Area 51 and started his career at Will Vinton Studios. He received his bachelor of arts from The Evergreen State College, and studied under a dual Masters Program in Experimental Animation and Music Composition at California Institute of the Arts. Wayne is also a published writer on the subject of aesthetic philosophy.