Futuristic User Interfaces for Movies and Games – Ernex

Futuristic User Interfaces for Movies and Games Information

Learn to design, render, and animate a detailed fictional universe for films or video games using Illustrator and After Effects.

FUIs are fictional user interfaces, which can encompass fantasy or futuristic aesthetics, and are typically created for video games or films. Whether it’s creating an immersive world for a sci-fi film, or designing the universe for a video game, Ernex has created FUIs for productions like Star Wars, Avengers, Call of Duty, and Valorant.

In this online course, Ernex explains his process for creating a fictional user interface, from the brief to the last render. Take a deep dive into the ideation, design, and animation of your very own FUI, and build your portfolio along the way.

Here’s what you’ll learn

Introduction

• About Me
• Influences

The First Steps: Conceptualization

• The Briefing 1
• The Briefing 2
• Building a Mind Map 1
• Building a Mind Map 2
• The Mood Board 1
• The Mood Board 2

Style Development

• The Style Proposal 1
• The Style Proposal 2
• The Style Proposal 3
• Sketches and Storyboard 1
• Sketches and Storyboard 2
• Style Frames 1
• Style Frames 2
• Style Frames 3
• Style Frames 4
• Style Frames 5
• Style Frames 6
• Style Frames 7
• Style Frames 8

The Screen Design

• Common UI Elements 1
• Common UI Elements 2
• Common UI Elements 3
• Common UI Elements 4
• Widgets 1
• Widgets 2
• Widgets 3
• Widgets 4
• Widgets 5
• The Hero Element 1
• The Hero Element 2

The Animation

• Project Setup 1
• Project Setup 2
• Project Setup 3
• Project Setup 4
• Project Setup 5
• The Internal Animation: Common Elements and Widgets 1
• The Internal Animation: Common Elements and Widgets 2
• The Internal Animation: Common Elements and Widgets 3
• The Internal Animation: Common Elements and Widgets 4
• The Internal Animation: Common Elements and Widgets 5
• The Internal Animation: Common Elements and Widgets 6
• The Internal Animation: Common Elements and Widgets 7
• The Internal Animation: Trackers and Windows 1
• The Internal Animation: Trackers and Windows 2
• The Internal Animation: Trackers and Windows 3
• The Internal Animation: Trackers and Windows 4
• The Internal Animation: Trackers and Windows 5
• The Internal Animation: Trackers and Windows 6
• The Internal Animation: Trackers and Windows 7
• The External Animation: The Main Elements 1
• The External Animation: The Main Elements 2
• The External Animation: The Main Elements 3
• The External Animation: The Main Elements 4
• The External Animation: The Main Elements 5
• The External Animation: The Main Elements 6
• The External Animation: The Main Elements 7
• The External Animation: Secondary Elements and Details 1
• The External Animation: Secondary Elements and Details 2
• The External Animation: Secondary Elements and Details 3
• The External Animation: Secondary Elements and Details 4
• The External Animation: Secondary Elements and Details 5
• Rendering 1
• Rendering 2
• Rendering 3

Final project

• Futuristic User Interfaces for Movies and Games

Who is this course for?

Anyone interested in the process behind all the futuristic computer interfaces that we see in movies and video games.

About Author

I’m a freelance director and motion graphics designer, born in Madrid, trained in London, and currently location independent, working remotely from any tropical island with a good Internet connection.

I’ve been in the motion graphics business for almost 20 years, many of them as a freelance, in charge of all kinds of projects for national and international clients, from movies to videogames, series, commercials, and TV shows.

Throughout my career I’ve sticked my finger in every pie, but eventually I managed to focus exclusively on the field of motion graphics, design and animation, especially something called FUI (Fantasy User Interface); A.K.A. Screen Design for movies and video games.

I have been lucky enough to work with some of the best motion studios in the world, on movies like Avengers, Star Wars, Spectre or Kingsman and video games like NBA 2K, Call of Duty, or Need for Speed.

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