Pete O'Connell is a feature film compositor at Barxseven Visual Effects in Montreal. Some of his list of credits include the films "Stranger Than Fiction," "Just Like Heaven," "Across the Universe," "The Fountain," "Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium," and the highly acclaimed "Transporter 2."
Nuke, the new compositing tool from The Foundry, is rapidly becoming a favorite in high-end film production. Its price also offers an easy entry for indie producers who want to create better work, faster and more powerfully. This guided tour of Nuke for AE users, along with tips for leveraging your AE experience in the brave Nuke world of VFX creation will help you discover Nuke.
Expert film compositor Pete OConnell takes you through the world of Cineon files, including exactly what they are, how they work, and how to work with them in Adobe After Effects. If you work with film files or want to, you need to read this article.
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Pete O'Connell is a feature film compositor at Barxseven Visual Effects in Montreal. Some of his list of credits include the films "Stranger Than Fiction," "Just Like Heaven," "Across the Universe," "The Fountain," "Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium," and the highly acclaimed "Transporter 2."
