#vfxgreenscreen

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Nuke 4

So obviously that didn’t work, the mov options box never showed up so I rendered at 24 fps... 

here we go *again*

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Nuke 3

Attempting to render nuke as a .mov, so I can import it back into AE to add the sound and then finally export it as a deliverable. 

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Audacity

I took a section of the Moog song, Before We Run into audacity and time reversed it, added distortion and compressed it to create a more glitchy effect for the audio. 

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Nuke 3

To create the “max headroom” look I used the “premultiply” section of the roto node to silhouette me onto the background, this had the added benefit of allowing me to roto out the box i was leaning on at the same time. 

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Nuke 2

Because I created the assets from frame 0 but I trimmed my comp in nuke, I had to offset the frames with these TimeOffset nodes. 

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Nuke 1

My footage was first of all grainy, which is why I’ve used a denoise this helps get a more even key and therefore a better end result. I’ll eventually use this as a mask over the original noisy footage as it’s better aesthetically. 

I followed this up with three keylights, the first one to remove most of the background green, the second to remove the green of a slightly worse lit section of the wall and a third to just finally clean up to a pure black. The roto paint is there to paint out the box I was leaning on. I didn’t move my arm while shooting which made this was possible. 

I then to keep my computer from completely dying, I wrote this out to .EXRs which I then reimported.