Creating a Dynamic VFX Shot
An Artist’s guide to the vfx pipeline with Shahin Badiei
Description
In this workshop, Lead CG Artist and Compositor Shahin Badiei takes us through the journey of a visual effects shot from its inception to completion. Shahin begins by demonstrating Davinci Resolve’s editorial and color tools and then uses The Foundry Nuke as the foundation for building the shot toward the final composite, starting with Nuke’s latest camera tracker and then building the scene’s layout in Autodesk Maya. Using V-Ray as the primary renderer, this workshop explains how to render assets and utilize Maya’s fluid solver to create the desired smoke FX and atmosphere. Finally, Nuke is used to assemble everything in the final stage: compositing. This workshop provides the knowledge needed to understand the different aspects of the visual effects pipeline, while demonstrating techniques and procedures that make this journey easier for the artist and for post-production.
Duration: 2h 41m
Format: HD 1920x1080
Shahin Badiei
Compositor & Previz Artist at Pixomondo
Shahin Badiei is an alumni of Gnomon School of Visual Effects and prior to life at Gnomon studied Photography, Film, and Animation in college. For the past six years Shahin has not only been involved in the post production side, as a compositor and 3D artist, but in the production side as well, bringing that same knowledge on-set as a CG Supervisor. Shahin has worked on variety of features and TV shows ranging from blockbusters like The Avengers: Age of Ultron, Terminator Genisys, and Roland Emmerich’s Midway, to award winning dramas like Nightcrawler and Jane Got a Gun. Shahin is currently a Lighter/Compositor at Pixomondo where he also assists the Pre-visualization team.
