Creation of Shots with VFX in Nuke
A little history
A course by Ramon Cervera , Composer and VFX Supervisor
About the video: A little history
Overview
“In this lesson I want to review how the effects in cinema have evolved over time.”
In this video lesson Ramon Cervera addresses the topic: A little history, which is part of the Domestika online course: Creation of Shots with VFX in Nuke. Perfect the process to create computer-generated effects for cinema and TV.
Partial transcription of the video
“In this lesson, without getting too involved, we will see the evolution of the VFX along the history. At least to have some historical notions and that you see yourself in context. Let's see it. When cinema was invented at the end of the 19th century, and after those first projections of the Lumière brothers, considered the father of cinema, precisely for converting him in a public entertainment show, some pioneers like George Méliès who was in that first screening of the Lumière in Paris in 1895. They saw an opportunity to go further in the way of telling stories. Before we had differentia...”
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Course summary for: Creation of Shots with VFX in Nuke
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3D, Animation, Audiovisual Post-production, Film, Video & TV, Photography Post-production, VFX
Ramon Cervera
A course by Ramon Cervera
Ramón Cervera studied audiovisual and entertainment production (1998) and, about a year later, joined Telson Servicios Audiovisuales, where he already has almost 20 years of professional experience. His career has been in constant crescendo, starting out as a VTR operator, to later becoming a Junior Flame Operator, and moving on to become Shake Digital Composer until reaching his current position of Nuke Digital Composer.
To date, he has participated in almost 80 films and series, many of them recognized for their effects with awards and nominations, alongside renowned Spanish film directors.
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