Learn VFX Compositing in Nuke the easy way. Made for people who have experience in After Effects or Photoshop!

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

Why take this course?

This free course is a short training on moving over fromΒ 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 NukeΒ Training:
-The difference between node based, and layer based compositing
-The basics of the Nuke interface


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-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 effectsΒ “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.

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