do i need to have a previous knowledge about editing ? kinda virgin on that!. thinking about buying the course, but i have no idea about anything in editing field .
@@blackman96ify thanks quick question so he has a few clips for how to get a clean plate but one of them the nodes are different than the the one in the next video do you know with one I should apply and follow
Just purchased the course and am looking forward to learning some new tricks. Thanks for making it. One question: why convert to Tiff image sequence? Instead of rendering a QT 444 video?
QT 4444 is totally valid. Many more advanced vfx software like Nuke are set up for image sequences. Plus they have an added advantage: if your export crashes in the middle of output, you just restart the export from the frame it failed, rather than needing to do the whole thing again.
Loved the RUclips video(after effects)! Very nicely explained. Just had a doubt regarding the course. Does this course include the tutorial on how to integrate shadows of the subjects? Like in that shot where the girl is walking and boy is following, and the shadow looks nicely integrated. Just wanted to clarify if we get that shot tutorial in course or it's only one closeup shot that is shown?
Thanks! I do cover wide shots as well as moving shots. My focus in the paid course is most specific to extracting fine hair detail (especially in difficult situations), but the process would be the same for any fine detail: shadows, motion blur, semitransparent clothing like lace. That said, in practice with the music video and on other projects I’ve found that just using the existing shadow from the green screen plate shot wasn’t always enough to sell it. I’d often have to either separate the shadow from my main key so I could make individual adjustments to it and the subject, or I often added a synthetic shadow on top from a plugin in the compositing stage. Red Giant makes a great shadow/reflection tool you should check out. So yes, it’s covered, but not as directly as you might prefer.
I am only an editor and never ised after FX . Does your course need a basic knowledge of keying and layers in adter FX . i need it to be after fx for dummies . I may be doing a TV. Show o willbe the director producer. It's set in the 1960s .no way can i do t this with out green screen . So i need to be very familiar with it to make sure my after fx guy is not bull ass hottong me haha . I want to know how to get the best results as quickly as possible .
I just discovered this and I will definitely pay for this course when I’m able to.
Great work! Is there a link to watch the music video yet?
For those of us that bought the course can you make it so that we can download the videos in case gumroad belly ups
How do I combine all the nodes and sections I just brought the course and kinda confused on how they are all connected
do i need to have a previous knowledge about editing ? kinda virgin on that!.
thinking about buying the course, but i have no idea about anything in editing field .
bought the course, 100% satisfied
How do I combine all the nodes and sections I just brought the course and kinda confused on how they are all connected
@@HadjFilmz they seem to link from underlay to underlay and then the finishing node will ask you tie each part together
@@blackman96ify thanks quick question so he has a few clips for how to get a clean plate but one of them the nodes are different than the the one in the next video do you know with one I should apply and follow
I think it’ll be the one that says CPI
Hey! Just watched your AE tutorial and it is awesome! Is the full course applicable to AE too?
Full course focuses on the fusion tab in resolve. More powerful tools in there.
loved ur youtube videos .. saving up money for ur gumroad ...anyway of getting a discount😛😛... keep up the good work.
Just purchased the course and am looking forward to learning some new tricks. Thanks for making it. One question: why convert to Tiff image sequence? Instead of rendering a QT 444 video?
QT 4444 is totally valid. Many more advanced vfx software like Nuke are set up for image sequences. Plus they have an added advantage: if your export crashes in the middle of output, you just restart the export from the frame it failed, rather than needing to do the whole thing again.
Loved the RUclips video(after effects)! Very nicely explained. Just had a doubt regarding the course.
Does this course include the tutorial on how to integrate shadows of the subjects? Like in that shot where the girl is walking and boy is following, and the shadow looks nicely integrated. Just wanted to clarify if we get that shot tutorial in course or it's only one closeup shot that is shown?
Thanks! I do cover wide shots as well as moving shots. My focus in the paid course is most specific to extracting fine hair detail (especially in difficult situations), but the process would be the same for any fine detail: shadows, motion blur, semitransparent clothing like lace. That said, in practice with the music video and on other projects I’ve found that just using the existing shadow from the green screen plate shot wasn’t always enough to sell it. I’d often have to either separate the shadow from my main key so I could make individual adjustments to it and the subject, or I often added a synthetic shadow on top from a plugin in the compositing stage. Red Giant makes a great shadow/reflection tool you should check out. So yes, it’s covered, but not as directly as you might prefer.
@@advancedindievfx thank you so much for the reply! You've given really valuable tips and techniques!
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I am only an editor and never ised after FX . Does your course need a basic knowledge of keying and layers in adter FX . i need it to be after fx for dummies . I may be doing a TV. Show o willbe the director producer. It's set in the 1960s .no way can i do t this with out green screen . So i need to be very familiar with it to make sure my after fx guy is not bull ass hottong me haha . I want to know how to get the best results as quickly as possible .