cmiVFX is recording these days in London a series of videos about the craft of Color for Nuke� compositors. A wide in-depth course on one of the most important and fascinating topics in the world of audio visual. Step by step we cover all stages of color manipulation from the theory of light to the practical application grading in Nuke� making a bridge of knowledge between the image in your mind and the image in your monitor.

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 this series of lessons we ll learn how to use MatchMover to track an object as if it was our scene, then finish the shot with Maya and NUKE.

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 work through a guerrilla-style compositing workflow in NUKE, focusing on a holistic approach to color and depth effects.

This is going to mainly be a project-based course, with shots being examined and finessed over several classes. Sean Devereaux will be leading the charge as prof for the course, with a few special guest speakers. First, fxphd regular tahl Niran will be doing several classes covering integrating 3D elements into composites.
Frank Reuter, the worldwide king of Nuke tools and customization will be our guest speaker for two classes where he will cover Nuke 5 customization, tcl and python scripting as well as advanced gizmo creation with expressions galore! Frank faces difficult production challenges everyday and comes at Nuke with that vital problem solving background. No other person on the planet has as much production experience as a Nuke technical director and these two classes will crack the mysteries and tricks of custom Nuke wide open.