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“Rob is an incredibly
innovative and resourceful artist, with the
unique dual ability to understand the technical issues
of compositing,
and explain them to the non-technical artisan.”
- Eric Barba
VFX Supervisor
Digital Domain
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- Instructor:
Robert NEDERHORST
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In this DVD Rob examines a professional
compositing job from an actual commercial production performed
at Sway Studio. Using D2 Software's award-winning NUKE, this
lecture explores complex systems and approaches for compositing
workflows. Rob explains the use of Pan and Tile environments,
where 2D images recreate a full 3D environment. All aspects
of the compositing process are discussed, including professional
methods for pulling keys from difficult greenscreen material.
Rob goes over a few methods in meticulous detail for getting
a clean key, even when faced with heavy motion blur and significant
spill. This lecture provides a seldom-seen look inside the
compositing process to aid the viewer's development as a professional
compositor.
Over 3 hours of lecture.
Product Code: RNE02
Professional Production
Methods
Pan and Tile Explained
Primatte Keying Technique
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Script Optimization
Problematic Keying
Automated Lens Flare
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01: A Full Production Composite Examined
02: Primatte Keying Techniques
03: Custom Key Creation
04: Pan and Tile Explained
05: Full 360 Degree Panoramic Setup
06: Fixing Pan and Tile Tiles With Paint
07: Integrating Camera Data into Pan and Tile
08: Compositing 3D With the Pan and Tile Background
09: Adding In a Lens Flare Using 3d Data
10: Script Optimization Techniques
Click here to
view a sample clip from this DVD. Note that while this
clip is 640x480 the actual movie size is 1024x768 with
higher quality compression . View the stills to the right
to see the actual resolution.
Robert Nederhorst is a Visual Effects Supervisor at
Sway Studio, after over seven years at Digital Domain where he was 2D
Sequence Supervisor. Rob has worked on such films as Stealth, The
Day after Tomorrow, Daredevil, Star Trek: Nemesis, Vanilla
Sky, Spy Kids, The Grinch Who Stole Christmas, Supernova and X-Men.
He recently worked on a Nine Inch Nails music video where he designed
the lighting and rendering pipeline. He has been instrumental in the
development of various visual effects tools such as NUKE, FrameCycler
and SpeedGrade DI. He has been published in 3D Design magazine and Millimeter .
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