Cinematic Motion Blur
Achieve stunning, multi-substep motion blur for truly dynamic and film-quality previews.
CineBlast
Maya Playblast Plugin:
Save hours. Deliver studio-quality playblasts straight from Maya
Enhance your Maya workflow with cinematic-quality playblasts: motion blur, Multi-View, ProRes with alpha, MP4/H.264, audio, customizable burn-ins, and export to image sequences for professional compositing workflows—all within Maya.
What is CineBlast?
CineBlast isn’t just another plugin. It’s a direct solution to the limitations that slow down professional animators:
- No more juggling scripts or external tools.
- No more waiting for renders just to evaluate motion.
- No more time wasted editing multiple playblasts together.
- For freelancers → Deliver client-ready previews quickly, with pro-level quality, or export image sequences ready for compositing in After Effects or Nuke.
- For studios → Integrate ProRes, multi-view playblasts, image sequences, and secure review workflows seamlessly into your pipeline.
What it Does
CineBlast Key Features
Integrated Audio Export
Seamlessly include your scene’s active audio track.
Professional Codec
Directly encode to industry-standard formats like ProRes, DNxHD, and H.264/MP4.
Protect Your Work
Add a custom watermark with your text or logo directly onto your video.
Customizable Burn-ins
Overlay playblasts with comprehensive, dynamic on-screen information.
Multi-View Playblasts
Save hours with instant 2, 3, or 4 camera layouts. Compare perspectives in one video without manual editing.
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Gumroad Ratings Testimonials
*****
Great work, simple install, fantastic support!
Jacob Parrott
*****
Great plugin! everything is done through the Maya interface and the Cineblast trial licence.
charleslvque
About
Built by a working professional CineBlast was created by a Lead Animator with 12+ years in high-end feature film and VFX production. Every feature exists because it solved a real problem in a real pipeline — not because it looked good on a feature list.
