VFX for Guerilla Film Makers Vol. 1
Trailer For the Training: https://vimeo.com/267923733
This is an Intermediate Course since I cover multiple software to achieve the desired result. Therefore before purchasing make sure you have a basic understanding of how Nuke, Maya, Substance painter works.
Over 7 Hours of HD training videos, So you can sit back and relax while i do the hard work.
Project Files are included if you want to follow along. Also all my nuke scripts too if you want to dig into the nodes ity bity!!
While i show you the techniques of finishing a shot all the way from 2d to 3d, I hope after watching this training you will be more confident on approaching a shot. Main goal is to be the Swiss army knife of VFX, specially for Indie film makers on a tight budget.
Summary of Lessons
- Keying in Nuke
- Creating the background matte painting
- Modeling the rock debris and animating in Autodesk Maya
- Overview of the Space Ship model & UV unwrapping it
- Texturing the ship in Substance Painter
- Look dev our rock debris and the Space ship
- Bringing all the renders to Nuke for our final Composite
Most of the Lessons Folder contains its own project files(nuke scripts,maya scenes)
Softwares Used
- The Foundry Nuke
- Autodesk Maya 2018
- Substance Painter
- Adobe Photoshop
- Redshift Render Engine
- PdPlayer(for previewing image sequence) not a must
- Filmconvert(optional)
###IMPORTANT### I have also included the raw dpx file along with the slog3 LUT as a zip file. It is recommended to use 7zip to run the .7z file.
What's Ahead?
Welcome to Guerilla VFX. I'm an independent vfx artist doing mostly freelance works. The reason i created this training series was because most of the training videos available online rarely show you how to finish a shot from A-Z. They just show the same thing over and over again. Therefore i wanted to start a new series of tutorials where I complete shots, showing every possible workflow that can be applied to achieve the highest quality results.So If this series pleases you then do email me and tell me that it helped you which would encourage me to create more stuff in the future.
And don't forget to suggest what you would like to see in the next training, I'm always open to suggestions.