Compositing
Compositing: For the compositing process, I decided to use After Effects. Although I had considered Nuke for this task, I ultimately dismissed the use of it due to my lack of knowledge in the program, whereas I am very familar with After Effects by comparison. I started by importing my rendered files as image sequences, changing the import setting to 'Footage'. From here, I was able to create a new composition at 24fps. I made two compositions, one for the main animation and the other for the 360 degree video, both in their respective resolutions. I also made sure to set the bit rate to 32 bits to ensure the maximum amount of quality whilst compositing. I started by setting up the render passes using the ExtratoR effect shown above. Once this effect is applied, you can select one of the various render passes for the layer to utilise. In order to do this properly, you need to duplicate the footage and set each layer of the footage to utilise a different render pass, and...