Mariana Acu?a helps composite the first shot in the sequence with generating a 3D scene from a 2D image. Extra credit for removing the telephone number and website that were incorrectly painted on the van.ĭiving into the green screen and set extension.Īustin Meyers takes us through the first of three blue screen shots in the commercial.įinishing off the delivery van shots greenscreen. Brief for next lesson: Returning to one of the box shots but this time we have to replace the green screen in back of the talent and partially green delivery van with a soccer stadium. We put the finishing touches on our mountain shot like adding a logo to the side of the truck and go over any submissions. Charles Chorein is a CG supervisor at Dneg London with 12 years of experience. The course covers the different aspects of scattering in Clarisse, NVIDIA Optix and denoiser, Cryptomatte and Light Path Expression for multi lights. We start by cleaning up all the unwanted elements and placing and integrating our mountain. This course, from CG Supervisor Charles Chorein, dives into Clarisse and the power of scattering. Brief for next lesson’s assignment: Place iconic mountain in the background, cleanup telephone poles and lines and replace signage on moving truck saving production two travel days and a shoot day for one shot on a storyboard.īegin working on the mountain shot. We review any submissions and go through all the packaging shots that needed the logos.
In this class we will start by bringing footage into Nuke Studio using EDLs, XMLs, conform and organizing, tagging and labeling all of our plates for the different VFX shots in the timeline, we will prep our edit for the export.
#FXPHD – RFL204 INTERMEDIATE REALFLOW SOFTWARE#
We start an overview of what’s to come in the rest of the course, the software we will use and why as well as what our learning goals are. RealflowFXPHD - RFL204 Intermediate RealFlow IDMInternet Download Manager v6.25 Build 21 7.75MB2016.6. Title: FXPHD – NUK232 Commercials Finishing for Boutiques
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