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Hey everyone, Mark again with some more filler.
This is just the scene I’ve been briefly working on as part of our assignment for Cinematography at AIE, wherein we must appropriately polish up a scene for submission.

Now I cannot stress this enough...
ALL 3D MODELLING IN THIS SCENE WAS NOT DONE BY ME!
So I don’t want to hear; "Awesome Dinosaur bro", or "Fully Sick man, this is so completely awesome".
Doing so will be a forceful reminder of your noobery.

Part of our assignment was to apply lighting and appropriate materials to get a realistic render.
As per these fine examples of the same scene. >>>

All tips and forms of advice are welcome and encouraged...

This Scene and all subsequent models belong to their original artist.

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PREVIOUS UPDATE: I added a bit of a bump map to the dinosaur bones to make them look more like fossils as opposed to plastic, and I've messed around with the lighting a little more to give the Triceratops a little more volume and a shadow cascading on the floor.

I really need to add some more atmosphere and figure out a way to get a better glass material.

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PREVIOUS UPDATE: A bit more work, fixed up the lighting a tad, particularly on the lamps. Also added a glow to the background so the light sort of bleeds through the window.
And I got a better glass material. Needs some more work, notably on the materials of the wall and floor, etc.

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UPDATE: More or Less finished, Twaeked glow from the window, and lighting itenisity. Ive also rendered in the back of the ssene so theres a better reflection off the glass. Although it could use a lot more work, but the thing is due within an hour and I cannot be bothered working on it any further.

Description
Hey everyone, Mark again with some more filler.
This is just the scene I’ve been briefly working on as part of our assignment for Cinematography at AIE, wherein we must appropriately polish up a scene for submission.

Now I cannot stress this enough...
ALL 3D MODELLING IN THIS SCENE WAS NOT DONE BY ME!
So I don’t want to hear; "Awesome Dinosaur bro", or "Fully Sick man, this is so completely awesome".
Doing so will be a forceful reminder of your noobery.

Part of our assignment was to apply lighting and appropriate materials to get a realistic render.
As per these fine examples of the same scene. >>>

All tips and forms of advice are welcome and encouraged...

This Scene and all subsequent models belong to their original artist.

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PREVIOUS UPDATE: I added a bit of a bump map to the dinosaur bones to make them look more like fossils as opposed to plastic, and I've messed around with the lighting a little more to give the Triceratops a little more volume and a shadow cascading on the floor.

I really need to add some more atmosphere and figure out a way to get a better glass material.

---

PREVIOUS UPDATE: A bit more work, fixed up the lighting a tad, particularly on the lamps. Also added a glow to the background so the light sort of bleeds through the window.
And I got a better glass material. Needs some more work, notably on the materials of the wall and floor, etc.

---

UPDATE: More or Less finished, Twaeked glow from the window, and lighting itenisity. Ive also rendered in the back of the ssene so theres a better reflection off the glass. Although it could use a lot more work, but the thing is due within an hour and I cannot be bothered working on it any further.