In this series of lessons well learn how to take some footage and move it through the entire MatchMover to Maya to Nuke pipeline to create a finished shot. Well begin this project by solving four of our shots in MatchMover and combining them in Maya into a cohesive 3d scene.

In this series of lessons we'll learn how to take some footage and move it through the entire MatchMover to Maya to Nuke pipeline to create a finished shot. We'll begin this project by solving four of our shots in MatchMover and combining them in Maya into a cohesive 3d scene. Then we'll create our last camera in Maya and match it. Once all our camera are set-up, we'll learn how to model our object, create dynamics, animate, texture and render our scene. We'll then jump into Nuke to do some color treatment on our backgrounds and then composite our layers together. Now, this is a long project that will take some time to complete. If you get stuck or have any questions, please join our forums and ask. We check the forums often and have a very active and helpful community.

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.