With the recent merger of Luxology and The Foundry this course will bridge the gap between modo and NUKE. Working our way through four main projects we explore various aspects of modo including modeling, animation, dynamics, shading, lighting and rendering. We also explore over two dozen new NUKE 7 features and see how these two industry leaders can work together to produce some great visual effects shots. The course is being run jointly by Matt Leonard and close friend Ben Greasley.
Matt Leonard has been in the 3D and visual effects industry for 20 years. He has spoken at various events and shows on behalf of Autodesk, The Foundry and eyeon Software and has had articles published in various magazines and journals. He is a member of the Visual Effects Society and has worked as a beta tester for Maya, Arnold, RenderMan, Mari and NUKE. He currently runs his own on-site training company in the UK and has trained artists from companies such as ILM, Pixomondo, MPC and Framestore.
Ben Greasley has been in the 3D industry for the last 11 years working in multiple disciplines. He has a broad understanding of the entire visual effect pipeline, with an emphasis on 3D modeling, lighting, rendering and compositing. He has worked as a beta tester for modo, Arnold, V-Ray and Nuke. He currently works with Matt as a senior trainer, specializing in modo, Maya, Arnold, Houdini and NUKE.
One comment on “FXPHD – NUK221: NUKE 7 and modo Workflow”
Thanks a lot for this one it is a great one it is too big for is it posiible to just upload the video tutorials and not the footage I hope I am not asking for too mush if so I?m sorry
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Thanks a lot for this one it is a great one it is too big for is it posiible to just upload the video tutorials and not the footage I hope I am not asking for too mush if so I?m sorry
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