VFX Basics: Moving from After Effects to Nuke

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VFX Basics: Moving from After Effects to Nuke
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Overview

Step-by-step guide to transitioning your visual effects compositing skills from After Effects to Nuke

Duration	1 hour
Mode of learning	Online
Schedule type	Self paced
Official Website	Go to Website
Credential	Certificate

VFX Basics: Moving from After Effects to Nuke
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Highlights

Free

VFX Basics: Moving from After Effects to Nuke
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UDEMY
Course details

Who should do this course?

Film students and graduates interested in visual effects post-production
Students who want to transition from After Effects compositing to node-based compositing software Nuke
NOT for existing advanced or seasoned Nuke users

What are the course deliverables?

Know what, when and how to navigate and use basic nodes in Nuke
Understand the functional differences between After Effects and Nuke
Translate compositing skills from After Effects to do compositing with industry software Nuke

More about this course

This beginner course will help aspirants get a head start with Nuke's interface or even help you transition your compositing skills from After Effects - either way, you are introduced to the intimate details of Nuke
In this course aspirants will learn step-by-step guide with a practical and hands-on mini project to work on

VFX Basics: Moving from After Effects to Nuke
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UDEMY
Curriculum

After Effects To Nuke Basics

Who am I and Who are you

Nuke Software

After Effects to Nuke Practices

Interface Basics

Structure: Layers to Nodes

After Effects to Nuke Summary

Nuke Best Practices for the Beginner

The War between After Effects & Nuke

VFX Basics: Moving from After Effects to Nuke
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UDEMY
Faculty details

Vicki Lau

Vicki started as a humble student of digital media back in the small city of Singapore with a background in visual effects in film and television and computer programming Without any contacts or connections in the United States, she began her career at the age of 18 from Singapore, working her way up into the Hollywood film industry and landing her first break working on AMC's hit series, The Walking Dead (Season 4), as well as other movies such as Guardians of the Galaxy, War for the Planet of the Apes and the recent Aquaman