Skill Up with Nuke | How To Think Like A Pro Compositor

In this tutorial, compositor Peter Timberlake demonstrates problem-solving techniques he has found to be reliable over and over again throughout his career. You'll be guided through diagnosing imperfections within a VFX shot and using these survival skills to fix them.
Head over to Peter's website: www.petertimberlake.com/pract... where he has provided high production-level material for compositors to download and practice with.
He has also created a discord server to provide a space for mentors and new artists to come and seek mentorship. Nuke Coven Discord server: / discord
0:00 - Intro
2:23 - Survival Skill 1 - Use What You Know to Solve Problems
2:40 - Survival Skill 1B - Google Relentlessly
2:54 - Survival Skill 1C - Reach Out to People in Forums and Discord
3:15 - Survival Skill 2 - Use Reference Material
3:38 - Survival Skill 3 - Observe Information Within the Plate
4:04 - Survival Skill 4 - Critique Your Work Relentlessly
4:25 - Survival Skill 5 - Seek Out Mentors
5:33 - Preparing the Sequence, Folder Structure and Export Settings in Nuke Studio
10:38 - Starting the Comp
11:45 - Applying Survival Skill 1
12:23 - Applying Survival Skill 1B
13:15 - Applying Survival Skill 1C
13:45 - Prepping the Shot Elements That Need Fixing
19:46 - Applying Survival Skill 2
23:22 Applying Survival Skill 3 (and a little 1B)
30:37 - Applying Survival Skill 4
31:57 - Applying Survival Skill 5
33:01 - How Nuke Studio Saves Hours of Shot Matching
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[@alptonay1481]

Thank you for your effort and time. It is very useful and helpful.

[@chillsoft]

Super sweet! :) Thanks for the insights!!

[@Cragdognamedbear]

Even though I’ve been a compositor for a long time this was all a great reminder

[@lentsi6595]

Very useful and informative. Thank you very much.

[@rahulkanwar9834]

really sir thank u for efforts from bottom of my heart, I want to learn advance comp but have not materials and here i am thanks.

[@Kryptonian0024]

Thank you so much for your explanation

[@KrawattenFreak]

Thank You!!

[@manishstha678]

Thank you for good information

[@debabratabairagy9913]

Thank you

[@VIPINFX]

Thank You

[@nov3000]

thank you 👍

[@BillySmith187]

from one comper to another, thank you for sharing your knowledge !!

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Why did you become a comper instead of e.g. a doctor or a business man like Elon Musk actually going to the stars for real?

[@macdjt]

@@21stcenturyscotsadvertisin24 yeah! Why didn't you just become Elon Musk, Billy?

[@21stcenturyscotsadvertisin24]

@@macdjt That is not the question.

[@littlecurrybread]

crazy useful

[@Yucy42]

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[@realshadowvfxstudio]

Good 👍

[@NgocVu-lq4zz]

Great

[@ppsystems4317]

Very nice tutorial.... !! small question where can I find the Lens_edge_extend gizmo ?

[@lp4516]

Great info, thanks! May I ask where can I get the lens_edge_extend gizmo? I couldn´t find it in nukepedia.

[@kmsmith3]

I can't find it either.

[@denisruscitti2857]

how can i join the discord server?

[@stuffy.design]

noice