Level up your VFX! Go from After Effects and Learn Nuke

Level up your VFX! Go from After Effects and Learn Nuke, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.3, with 14 lectures, based on 280 reviews, and has 7901 subscribers.

You will learn about Easily transition over from After Effects into Nuke, and apply what you already know to a Node based software! Comparing the two interfaces, and learning how to do the basic tasks Learning the differences between the software, and why Node based compositing is superior The basic tools and interface of Nuke The concepts of node based compositing, versus layer based compositing Understand how to structure a composite in Nuke Basic shapes, rotoscoping, and constants Pre-comping in After Effects, versus hierarchy in Nuke Saving out files AE Effects panel VS Node Panel This course is ideal for individuals who are People familiar with After Effects, who want to step up in VFX and learn Nuke! or Beginners in Nuke who are unfamiliar with the software or Individuals curious about "node based" compositing, instead of layers It is particularly useful for People familiar with After Effects, who want to step up in VFX and learn Nuke! or Beginners in Nuke who are unfamiliar with the software or Individuals curious about "node based" compositing, instead of layers.

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Summary

Title: Level up your VFX! Go from After Effects and Learn Nuke

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 14

Number of Published Lectures: 14

Number of Curriculum Items: 14

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 14

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Easily transition over from After Effects into Nuke, and apply what you already know to a Node based software!
Comparing the two interfaces, and learning how to do the basic tasks
Learning the differences between the software, and why Node based compositing is superior
The basic tools and interface of Nuke
The concepts of node based compositing, versus layer based compositing
Understand how to structure a composite in Nuke
Basic shapes, rotoscoping, and constants
Pre-comping in After Effects, versus hierarchy in Nuke
Saving out files
AE Effects panel VS Node Panel

Who Should Attend

People familiar with After Effects, who want to step up in VFX and learn Nuke!
Beginners in Nuke who are unfamiliar with the software
Individuals curious about "node based" compositing, instead of layers

Target Audiences

People familiar with After Effects, who want to step up in VFX and learn Nuke!
Beginners in Nuke who are unfamiliar with the software
Individuals curious about "node based" compositing, instead of layers

This free course is a short training on moving over from After Effects and leveling up to a more powerful and capable and industry standard software, Nuke.

Nuke is capable of more complex compositing through a visual node-based compositing system.

Is this course the right one?:
-If you’re serious about getting good at compositing, you need to be learning Nuke

-The instructor is a digital compositor who has worked on numerous Hollywood blockbuster films, at the highest level.

You will learn in this After Effects to Nuke Training:
-The difference between node based, and layer based compositing
-The basics of the Nuke interface

-Editing properties, learning about different node types and effects

-Learning basic color correction

-Learn about the timeline, and how to set keyframes and create basic animations

-The difference between after effects “precomp” system, and Nuke’s viewer system

-How to render out of Nuke

There is a small project file associated with this class to follow along with, with a sign up and free download if you want to follow along.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introducing your Instructor

Lecture 2: Why is Nuke better? Why is everyone using it?

Lecture 3: Nodes versus layers, understanding the concepts

Chapter 2: Comparing the interfaces

Lecture 1: Downloading Nuke

Lecture 2: Opening the project – Basics of the Nuke interface

Lecture 3: Navigating, and editing properties

Lecture 4: A merge node, and how to look at different layers

Lecture 5: Composition Settings, versus Project Settings

Lecture 6: AE Grading, versus Nuke grading, and no more "precomposing"

Lecture 7: Timelines and Setting Keyframes

Lecture 8: AE Solid vs Nuke Constant, and rotoscoping / masking

Lecture 9: Other nodes and setups

Lecture 10: Read Node, Write Node

Lecture 11: BONUS: Learn more Nuke

Instructors

Alexander Hanneman
Senior Digital Compositor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 3 votes
2 stars: 6 votes
3 stars: 24 votes
4 stars: 71 votes
5 stars: 176 votes

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