Kenn Hedin Kalvik - Professional Compositing Tutorials (Page 8)

Kenn Hedin Kalvik - Professional Compositing Tutorials

How To Get Hired As A Compositor – Part 2: Build A Strong Network

How To Get Hired As A Compositor – Part 2: Build A Strong Network

In this 8-part guide, I will take you through best practices for every step of the journey to getting hired as a compositor. ➜ Part 2 is about where to find the right people to connect with, and how to go about it professionally…

How To Get Hired As A Compositor – Part 1: Set Powerful Goals

How To Get Hired As A Compositor – Part 1: Set Powerful Goals

In this 8-part guide, I will take you through best practices for every step of the journey to getting hired as a compositor. ➜ Part 1 is about how to set realistic, tangible goals that will help lead you in the right direction…

The Edge Of Chaos

The Edge Of Chaos

How to apply a concept from Chaos theory to improve your skill progression…

How To Build A Show Specific Grain Tool In Nuke

How To Build A Show Specific Grain Tool In Nuke

⭐ Compositing Supervisors are often expected to make a show specific grain tool at the beginning of a project. Here is a deep dive tutorial showing you exactly how to do it…

Manipulating Deep Data In Nuke

Manipulating Deep Data In Nuke

⭐ Manipulating Deep data opens up opportunities to do some cool and useful things in Nuke…

Erode Dilate Technique In Nuke

Erode Dilate Technique In Nuke

The Erode Dilate technique is very versatile and can be used for wire removal, cleaning blue/green screens, removing noise, filling holes in core mattes when keying, and more…

Sticking A Projection Onto Animated Geometry In Nuke

Sticking A Projection Onto Animated Geometry In Nuke

How to project an image or paint a texture onto animated geometry, and have it stick to it…

Re-Using CG Renders Across A Sequence In Nuke

Re-Using CG Renders Across A Sequence In Nuke

How to accurately line up and re-use CG renders across a sequence...

Add Or Remove Flickering In Nuke

Add Or Remove Flickering In Nuke

Being able to composite subjects/objects into dynamically lit scenes is an essential part of any compositor's skill set. And so is...

Grade Stacking In Nuke

Grade Stacking In Nuke

⭐ If you need to remove a distracting highlight, make a sunny scene flat and overcast, or grade a shot day-for-night, here is a very useful grading technique...

Retiming Cameras In Nuke

Retiming Cameras In Nuke

How to apply a retime curve to a camera in Nuke…

Projecting Overscan With No Cropping In Nuke

Projecting Overscan With No Cropping In Nuke

How to keep your overscan from getting cropped when projecting images in Nuke…