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navstar
Joined: 01 May 2008
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Wed Feb 18, 2009 12:44 am |
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I've purchased several of the Cinema 4D training chapters. While the content is excellent, the volumes are mammoth. I don't know many people who can devote (and pay attention) to a solid 3-4 hour chunk of training.
And no offense to Michael Marcondes' incredible knowledge, but he's quite monotone and dull. Instructors like Deke McClellan, Andrew Kramer, Chad Perkins, and Aharon Rabinowitz and funny, energetic and engaging. I'm sorry but Mr. Marcondes is none of those things. After about 20 minutes of him, I'm struggling to stay focused.
Over at Lynda.com, each chapter is broken up into easy to digest 2-10 minute chunks, so I can easily just watch the specific topic I want, in the order I want.
So think about following Lynda's format and make your tutorials shorter, more focused, and easier to understand.
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