Vfx

Learn real time VFX in Unreal Engine 5 from scratch.

Learn the basics of Blender 3D Motion Tracking and VFX

In this tutorial, Robert Nederhorst (VFX Supervisor on Archetype) shows the entire process on how a shot came to be. He starts at the beginning by creating an HDRI using PTGui and ends with a final composite.

cmiVFX continues to rattle death blows to the stagnant high end VFX training market with yet another KICK-ASS bombshell of a video. This time we follow up with a killer sequel to our first Assimilate SCRATCH Volume 1 video by putting SCRATCH through its paces. Ever wonder if you can start in a finishing app and finish in a starting app? Well look no further! cmiVFX and Mike Burton take you through the network of post production in a complete circle of events. Learn how to process shots for CG departments as well as perform common VFX tasks such as object removal, paint restoration, grain generation, post effects and more! You don't even need to leave SCRATCH anymore with a large portion of your films shots. Let SCRATCH be the backbone of your entire pipeline by not only assembling your shows, but processing effects shots as well. When it comes to managing tons of high resolution effects shots, Mike Burton knows all the tricks to save time and money all while working in realtime with a client staring at the back of your head. Time is money, and this video will teach you how to create a virtual time machine to get your clients in and out of your office faster and with a smile on their face! Buy this video now, and start being a hero today!

VFX Techniques with author Lee Lanier introduces common yet critical visual effects for film and television. This installment shows how to remove an unwanted building from a live-action plate and replace it with a new digital matte painting.

In this course, Craig Whitaker will guide you through the entire post-production process for creating a computer-generated flag—from creating a mock-up from reference material and tracking the camera movement to constructing the flag using CINEMA 4D's cloth simulation tools and compositing it back into the scene with Nuke.

Adobe Photoshop for VFX Artists is a unique, in-depth guide to using Photoshop to achieve a specific goal. It is not meant to serve as a general bible or litany of functions. By incorporating a straight-forward, visual approach to Adobe's best selling software, this book provides readers with everything they need to use Photoshop within their own specific context.

Learn to pull amazing, pixel perfect green screen keys the way the pros do using NUKE. Learn from a hollywood VFX expert