Modern Residential Unreal Walkthrough
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have a complete 3ds Max file of a modern residential interior and now need a photorealistic, cinematic walkthrough. My first choice is Unreal Engine 5 so we can take advantage of Lumen lighting and real-time rendering, but if you have a convincing case for Twinmotion or another engine that matches the same visual fidelity I’m happy to hear it.
The scene is already modelled and textured; what I need from you is the real-time optimisation, lighting, camera animation and final video output that will wow my client. Smooth movement through every key zone—living area, kitchen, bedrooms and bathrooms—is essential, along with atmospheric lighting, depth-of-field shots and subtle ambient sounds where appropriate.
Deliverables
• One master walkthrough video (minimum 1080p, 60 fps; higher resolution welcome)
• Up to three short teaser clips for social media (15–30 seconds each)
• Still frames of the best angles (8–10 high-resolution images)
• The Unreal Engine project files so my in-house team can make minor tweaks later
Acceptance criteria
– Colour, materials and furniture must match the original 3ds Max scene exactly
– No visible light leaks, flicker or texture popping during playback
– Camera paths agree with an approved storyboard before final render
– Final video delivered in H.264 or ProRes with smooth playback on standard hardware
If this sounds like a challenge you’d enjoy, let’s talk timing and milestones so we can get the first draft moving right away.
The scene is already modelled and textured; what I need from you is the real-time optimisation, lighting, camera animation and final video output that will wow my client. Smooth movement through every key zone—living area, kitchen, bedrooms and bathrooms—is essential, along with atmospheric lighting, depth-of-field shots and subtle ambient sounds where appropriate.
Deliverables
• One master walkthrough video (minimum 1080p, 60 fps; higher resolution welcome)
• Up to three short teaser clips for social media (15–30 seconds each)
• Still frames of the best angles (8–10 high-resolution images)
• The Unreal Engine project files so my in-house team can make minor tweaks later
Acceptance criteria
– Colour, materials and furniture must match the original 3ds Max scene exactly
– No visible light leaks, flicker or texture popping during playback
– Camera paths agree with an approved storyboard before final render
– Final video delivered in H.264 or ProRes with smooth playback on standard hardware
If this sounds like a challenge you’d enjoy, let’s talk timing and milestones so we can get the first draft moving right away.