Free Nuke Scripts and Plates: Step-by-Step Bluescreen Keying Shot (48 frames)
Original title: How I Nailed This "Greenscreen" Shot (Step by Step)
Overview
Andrew Savinskiy of 48 frames shares the Nuke script from his video in which he takes a shot with a bluescreen background and walks through how he keyed it step by step. The breakdown covers denoising the footage, color management, compression, a first, second and third split of the key, edges, a new background and adjustments for the background.
The Dropbox folder contains five versions of the comp script (ntcis_0040_comp_v001-v005.nk) together with the source plates as .mov files, a denoised EXR plate sequence, a defocused background precomp and a review comp. It is a free Dropbox download with no sign-up; the whole folder is about 4.3 GB as a zip.
What You Can Learn
- Breaking a bluescreen key into a first, second and third split
- Preparing a plate for keying with denoising, color management and compression checks
- Treating edges and adjusting a new background to sit with the keyed foreground
- Following one shot through five comp script versions
Access: Free direct download
