The VFX industry is in constant flux, and artists see a growing need to develop a wider scope of CG skills and be prepared to deal with a variety of VFX challenges. Taught by Emmy and VES award winning supervisor Eran Dinur, the course addresses this need by treating different tasks – compositing, modeling, lighting and matte painting – as one continuous process.

While the main focus will be Nuke compositing, this course is not about a specific application. Rather, it’s about getting the shots done and making them look great - using whatever combination of software and techniques is required to achieve this goal. So in addition to Nuke, students will also be using Maya, Arnold, SpeedTree and Hiero.

The shots in the course are part of a short film in the making, so the course will cover typical workflows for film VFX and subjects such as color matching, grading for editorial, color spaces and various formats. In addition to the 3 shots covered in the course, students will be given a fourth shot to tackle completely on their own. There will be several video review sessions through the course, so students will be able to receive constructive feedback for the work.

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