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Hi everyone, my name is Patrick Krebs,
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and welcome to my course: the Fundamentals of NUKE.
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I'm the supervising producer of Teenage Mutant Ninja
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Turtles at Nickelodeon Animation Studios.
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NUKE is the standard of the entertainment industry that's used on
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everything from feature films to commercials.
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It's the most powerful compositing package on the market,
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and the foundry has a trial version available to
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download for free on their website.
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This course is a comprehensive introduction to NUKE for beginners.
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If you've never touched NUKE before, but you want to learn,
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this is the course for you.
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Even compositing veterans will find a few tips and
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tricks I've discovered along the way, and shared in this course.
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Some of the major topics that we'll cover include an introduction to nodes,
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color correcting using comparison wipes,
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animating with curves in the Curve Editor,
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and finally, we'll build our own comp by creating some simple 3D assets in NUKE.
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By the end of this course,
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you will have a solid understanding of the fundamentals of NUKE,
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and you'll be ready to create composites of your own.
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Once this course is complete,
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you should feel comfortable diving into other compositing courses on your own.
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Courses like Green Screen King Fundamentals,
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with Melissa Best, Rig Removal in NUKE, by Ognian Bozihov,
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or Creating a Live Action Composite from various elements of NUKE,
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with Sean Amlaner.
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I hope you'll join me on this journey to learn node-based
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compositing with the Fundamentals of NUKE course,
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at Pluralsight.
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