
Introduction to Project Concepts and Essential Guidelines
Smooth Camera Movement in 3ds Max and Related Techniques
Exporting Animations with TyPreview and Chaos Vantage
Creating Single-Frame Renders with ChatGPT
Creating a Speed Ramp Effect in Adobe Premiere
Rendering the Animation with Seedance AI
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
What if you could produce a cinematic architectural video in hours — without lighting, materials, or a render farm?
Traditional architectural animation is slow and technical: lighting setups, material libraries, long render times. This course teaches a faster, modern alternative — a complete AI-enhanced pipeline that takes you from a simple 3D scene to a polished, presentation-ready architectural video.
The workflow you'll master:
Create a smooth, professional camera animation in 3ds Max
Render a fast clay-style animation in Chaos Vantage — no lighting or materials needed
Enhance your key shots into photorealistic images with ChatGPT
Use those images as visual references in Seedance to generate the final AI video
Add speed ramps in Premiere for a dynamic, cinematic result
Every step is demonstrated on a real project, and the practice activities chain together — by the end, you'll have produced your own complete architectural video, start to finish. Project files and a ready-to-use ChatGPT prompt list are included.
Who this is for: architects, interior designers, 3D artists, visualization students, and content creators. There are no serious prerequisites — basic 3ds Max navigation is enough. If you've avoided animation because the traditional pipeline felt overwhelming, this course was built for you.
Your instructor has 25+ years of experience in 3D and architectural visualization, is an award-winning artist, and has been featured in international CG publications. This isn't AI hype — it's a practical production workflow taught by someone who's mastered the traditional craft and knows exactly where AI genuinely saves you time.
Enroll now and turn your next 3D scene into a video that stops the scroll.