Compositing CG into Live Action for Production in NUKE

By Abhimanyu Tanwar
In this NUKE tutorial, we'll delve into compositing a production level shot. Software required: Nuke 9, Sapphire 8.
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Rating
(15)
Level
Advanced
Updated
Dec 10, 2015
Duration
2h 29m
Table of contents
Introduction and Project Overview
Introduction and Project Overview 1m
Compositing CG into Live Action for Production in NUKE
Adding Grain and Filters on CG 7m Adding Ground Lightning and Traveling Light on Actor 8m Adding Lightning and Gizmos 9m Animating the Light and Colors 7m Camera Tracking to Add Shadows 7m Creating a Haze Effect and Comp Over Ship 7m Discussing Fire Elements and Retime 8m Discussing Lens Distortion and Shot Finesse 9m Discussing the Dust Pass and Color Correction 6m Enhancing the Lightning Look and Flare 10m Enhancing the Look of the Thruster 8m Enhancing the Thruster Interaction with Environment 10m Importing CG and Color Space 8m Interaction with Car and Model Builder 12m Introducing Shadows and Importing Plates 7m Log to Line and Matching Blacks 7m Placing the Thrusters 9m Relighting the Bottom of the Ship 9m
Description
Course info
Rating
(15)
Level
Advanced
Updated
Dec 10, 2015
Duration
2h 29m
Description

In this NUKE tutorial, we'll delve into compositing a production level shot. We'll cover adding in fire elements and shadows using camera tracking and compositing over a live action shot. By the end of this NUKE training, you'll be able to relight your CG while interacting with its environment. Software required: Nuke 9, Sapphire 8.

About the author
Abhimanyu Tanwar
About the author

Abhimanyu Tanwar is a Compositor based in India.

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Section Introduction Transcripts
Section Introduction Transcripts

Introduction and Project Overview
(music) Hi everyone, I am Abhimanyu Tanwar, Freelance Compositor, in this course, we're going to learn how we can comp CG or Live Action play. And the key topics in this course is how we can composit CG or Live Action and the relighting the CG and some of the key topics like interaction, how the CG going to interact with Live Action play. By the end of this training, you will have a strong understanding of compositing. And I'm excited to share these techniques with you so let's get started with lesson one.

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