This advanced Nuke course is designed as the followup to our NUK204 intermediate level course. Professor Sean Deveraux will work through several short projects during the term which are designed to focus on real world tasks and key strengths of Nuke

This advanced Nuke course is designed as the followup to our NUK204 intermediate level course. Professor Sean Deveraux will work through several short projects during the term which are designed to focus on real world tasks and key strengths of Nuke

The features inside NUKEX deliver a compositing solution which is much more than just the sum of its parts.

The features inside NUKEX deliver a compositing solution which is much more than just the sum of its parts.

This tutorial compares the workflow of After Effects with Nuke and is intended for After Effects users who want to familiarize themselves with the interface and want to make their first steps in Nuke.

The features inside NUKEX deliver a compositing solution which is much more than just the sum of its parts.

Nuke is now one of the most compositing software used in the world of special effects.
David Francis, VFX Supervisor and Lead Composer who worked on the 3D special effects for more than thirty feature films will accompany you in this training Nuke 6. Video tutorial you will learn to use basic functions of this software so special. Training is punctuated with practical exercises that allow you to understand concrete examples of production special effects.

In over 10 hours of video tutorial content you'll learn how Nuke can be used to super-power your VFX. Our courseware uses pre-prepared character models and scene assets to simulate the real-world production environment of a typical commercial shot.

This new video discussed several areas of Visual Effects in regards to doing facial / muzzle replacement techniques while in a compositing environment. We will show you how to stay in Nuke for the entire voyage of capturing the motion and turning it into a monstrous transformation.

In over 10 hours of video tutorial content you'll learn how Nuke can be used to super-power your VFX. Our courseware uses pre-prepared character models and scene assets to simulate the real-world production environment of a typical commercial shot.

In this course we’ll learn how to create a 3d sky using a pan and tile technique in NUKE. By stitching together multiple photographs, we will be able to create a fake sky background for our composite.

In this series of lessons we'll learn how to use the 3D Camera Tracker in NukeX. This tool lets us track our live-action footage and create a camera in Nuke's 3D system that matches our real-life movement. This allows us to place 3D objects correctly and have the animation done automatically.

The features inside NUKEX deliver a compositing solution which is much more than just the sum of its parts.

This tutorial compares the workflow of After Effects with Nuke and is intended for After Effects users who want to familiarize themselves with the interface and want to make their first steps in Nuke.
After a short introduction of myself I start a composition in both Nuke and After Effects and compare how each step in a everyday composition is carried out in the different applications. This is not a full beginner’s tutorial on Nuke but when needed I explain necessary keyboard shortcuts and concepts.
Also this time I mention and highlight keyboard shortcuts I use to speed up the work and especially mention differences in methods between Nuke and After Effects.

Class 1: Nuke the interface. For the first class we will go through all the ins and outs of nuke's robust interface and touch briefly upon a few different tools to get us up and running very quickly.
Class 2: Cookie cutting, rotoscoping and fun with splines in an introduction to nuke's powerful roto tools.
Class 3: 2D/Pattern tracking and all the in's and out's of image transformations in nuke, including shot stabilization and corner pins!