VFX for Film

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Course Overview

Course Content

Introduction to VFX
- Overview of VFX in media.
- test
- Introduction to Blender, DaVinci Resolve, and Fusion.
- Overview of compositing, tracking, and simulation tools.
- Test pepe
3D Modeling for VFX
- Modeling objects for visual effects.
- Creating props like buildings, vehicles, or assets.
- Using Blender’s sculpting and texturing tools.
Compositing in Blender
- Introduction to Blender’s compositor.
- Node-based compositing workflow.
- Working with different render passes and integrating live-action footage.
Camera Tracking
- Introduction to camera tracking in Blender.
- Solving camera motion.
- Placing 3D elements into live-action footage to match the camera’s movement.
Green Screen & Keying with Fusion
- Introduction to the Fusion page in DaVinci Resolve.
- Using the Delta Keyer tool.
- Cleaning up edges and handling difficult keying situations (e.g., hair, shadows).
Particle Systems & Dynamics
- Introduction to particle systems in Blender.
- Creating smoke, fire, and debris.
- Working with rigid body dynamics for falling or colliding objects.
Color Grading in Resolve
- Introduction to the color page in DaVinci Resolve.
- Primary and secondary color correction.
- Matching 3D and real footage using grading tools.
Working with Fusion Nodes
- Introduction to Fusion’s interface and node system.
- Compositing multiple layers using nodes.
- Creating effects like lens flare, glow, and depth effects.
Visual Effects with Fusion
- Introduction to Fusion’s particle effects and dynamics tools.
- Creating and integrating VFX like explosions and smoke.
- Using 3D space in Fusion for compositing.
Rendering for VFX
- Render settings for Cycles and Eevee in Blender.
- Breaking down renders into passes (e.g., shadows, reflections).
- Using multi-layer EXR for compositing.
Final Project
- Planning and pre-visualization of a VFX shot.
- Integrating all VFX elements (models, simulations, tracking, etc.).
- Rendering and final compositing.

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Course Overview

Course Content

Overview of VFX in media.

test

Introduction to Blender, DaVinci Resolve, and Fusion.

Overview of compositing, tracking, and simulation tools.

Test pepe

Modeling objects for visual effects.

Creating props like buildings, vehicles, or assets.

Using Blender’s sculpting and texturing tools.

Introduction to Blender’s compositor.

Node-based compositing workflow.

Working with different render passes and integrating live-action footage.

Introduction to camera tracking in Blender.

Solving camera motion.

Placing 3D elements into live-action footage to match the camera’s movement.

Introduction to the Fusion page in DaVinci Resolve.

Using the Delta Keyer tool.

Cleaning up edges and handling difficult keying situations (e.g., hair, shadows).

Introduction to particle systems in Blender.

Creating smoke, fire, and debris.

Working with rigid body dynamics for falling or colliding objects.

Introduction to the color page in DaVinci Resolve.

Primary and secondary color correction.

Matching 3D and real footage using grading tools.

Introduction to Fusion’s interface and node system.

Compositing multiple layers using nodes.

Creating effects like lens flare, glow, and depth effects.

Introduction to Fusion’s particle effects and dynamics tools.

Creating and integrating VFX like explosions and smoke.

Using 3D space in Fusion for compositing.

Render settings for Cycles and Eevee in Blender.

Breaking down renders into passes (e.g., shadows, reflections).

Using multi-layer EXR for compositing.

Planning and pre-visualization of a VFX shot.

Integrating all VFX elements (models, simulations, tracking, etc.).

Rendering and final compositing.

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