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An alternative video for Coldplay\'s Strawberry Swing, directed by Ross Neil and Matt Clark, with thanks to HSI London.
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This tutor is the tamil tutorial on the Photoshop basics and guided training on Photoshop
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A quick introduction to Multi-pass compositing using Fusion 5. In this example, we take a look at one of the case studies from the book “The Art and Science of Digital Compositing” by Ron Brinkman.
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In this tutor, Somu talks about the basics of rotoscopy and takes an overview of silhouette on basic rotoscopy and explains all that a fresher needs in detail
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This is part 2 of a 3 video demo showing Intelligent Creatures\' work on Rorshcach\'s mask for Watchmen.
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Visual Effects by Sassoon Film Design for the IMAX 3D film, \
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In this tutorial Mathias shows that corner pin tracking can do much more than just replacing some pictures on a wall. We are going to compose a wound on a moving head and use the Mocha tracker in combination with his script MochaImport. Trust me, this is so much easier then creating a real head wound!
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Basic Mattepainting by GopiKrishna, Its a Mattepainting to make TajMahal sit on a rocky mountain. In this video Gopi talks about creating the sketch and layout to start the mattepaint.
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This is a detailed and descriptive Tutorial using Silhouette explaining Rotoscopy by PointTracking footages. In this tutor Somu explains the Tracking process and detailing on Point based tracking to make the roto more simpler and faster
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In this tutorial I explain how to use my After Effects script KeyTweak to quickly modify any keyframed property. Just modify a few keyframes by hand and KeyTweak will modify the keyframes in-between accordingly.
- modify drifting tracks
- correct rotoscoping errors
- make non-uniform mask expansions
----by Mathias Möhl
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Its a fun video that says the emerging popularity of Nuke as the dominant package of vfx and makes a dent at fxphd tutorials too
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In Part II of the subsurface scattering video we show how the components of the subsurface shader we created in Part I can be assembled to create the wax material of a burning candle.
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The SixthSense prototype is comprised of a pocket projector, a mirror and a camera. The hardware components are coupled in a pendant like mobile wearable device. Both the projector and the camera are connected to the mobile computing device in the user’s pocket. The projector projects visual information enabling surfaces, walls and physical objects around us to be used as interfaces; while the...
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In this part one of a three part tutorial we show a basic chroma key setup with lighting and chroma key backgrounds (plastic, muslins, Chroma key suit and paint). I tell you where I found affordable ones
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The fully computer-animated opening was designed by Hall to look and feel like one of the epic stop-motion masterpieces of Terry Gilliam or Tim Burton. The content artfully presents a take-off of the strangely similar aesthetic of studio titles - like Hollywood with a dramatic twist - that welcomes viewers to Newport Beach and their 10th annual celebration of film with wit and charm.
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The horizon series of How to film the impossible in good old days of sfx and optical printers and camaera fx. Good series to watch to know the basics of fx and its evolution
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