Hello zilviz
Thanks for comment and nice words :)
the process was pretty typical, I guess. It is hard to tell how many time took to render whole animation, but time per frame was between 2 -16 minutes, depends on shot.
There is 7 shots, each have 120 frames. I did not use UHD precomputation, there are some moving objects, and I do not want to have any kind of problems or flickering so every frame was precomputated separetly.
What I like in Corona is fact that you do not need to worry about these settings too much (like in older versions of Vray for example, if you render animations with IRR + LC, there was a lot to tweak in settings to have clean results). In Corona the process is pretty straightforward. You set the light and hit render :) And that is probably it. No rocket science, just rendering ;)
If you want to know something else, feel free to ask :)
Be safe.