Compositing with Nuke Essentials
This Course is in English
Course Includes
- 12 Modules
- 83 Sub Topics
- 10 Hours of Video
- 12 Exercise files
- 56 Quiz
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- 9 Assignments
- 2 Mentor Sessions
- 2 Portfolio Projects
- Placement Assistance
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Skills you will learn
RotoscopyColor CorrectionColor GradingChroma Keying2D Camera Tracking & Stabilizing 3D Camera TrackingMatch-moving Wire Removal/Rig RemovalCleanup 2D Compositing3D Compositing
Course Brief
Who should take this course?
- Those who are already familiar with any layer-based compositing application like Adobe AfterEffects
- Those who want to become compositors in a node-based compositing application
- Artists looking to composite and render visual effects for the scenes of the film
- Those who wish to become VFX supervisors for films and television content
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Pre-requisites
- It is required for you to have basic knowledge of computer operations
- It is advisable to have the latest version of Foundry Nuke installed on the learners' laptops or desktops
- Basic understanding of Adobe Photoshop & Adobe After Effects
Technical Requirements
- Windows 10 (64-bit only)
- Processor: Intel or AMD Multi-Core Processor
- 5 GB disk space available for caching and temporary files
- Minimum 8 GB of RAM (16 GB Ram recommended)
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FAQs
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What is Nuke used for?
Nuke is used for compositing and visual effects, and it is widely used in the film industry. In fact, in recent times, Nuke has been used as the mainstream compositing application.
What is the job profile of a Nuke artist?
Nuke artists create stunning composites and visual effects for movies, games, TV series, web series, TV commercials & more.
How does Nuke workflow function?
Nuke is a node-based program. Nodes are interconnected and saved in the form of a script. Each attribute and function is stored in the nodes and is non-destructible.
Who uses Nuke?
Professionals use Nuke for compositing & visual effects in films, TVC, TV & web series, etc. It is also used by Compositors, Roto Artists, Nuke Generalists, and VFX artists.
Which one is more important, assignments or projects?
Both are equally important for your skill development. However, assignments are designed to understand the topic further and may not necessarily be the final output driven. On the other hand, projects are as per the overall software, which will require the implementation of the concepts, skills, and tools covered in this Nuke Compositing course, and the project is entirely output-driven.
Are features of Nuke similar for mac and windows? Or are they different?
Every feature of Nuke is identical for windows and mac operating systems. However, there are few platform-specific differences with shortcuts keys.
Can I get all the work files demonstrated in the videos?
Yes, we term them as exercise files. You can download them and follow the lectures to practice and learn the tool. However, it is recommended not to use these images as a part of your portfolio. And go for something unique to demonstrate to your employers.
Is Nuke available for mac?
Yes, Nuke is available for mac, windows, and linux.
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