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Hello
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Now
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Before we go jumping into
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I wanted to go over a little bit of Fear
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Because ultimately at the end of the day
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Luke is a 20
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Composite
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Knowing the buttons doesn't really mean anything if you don't know why you're you
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It's like a photographer who knows cameras really well
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I can't take a good pic
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So that's why I've come up with these 8 compositing fundamentals
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That are going to inform us how to approach your shots
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And what to look for as work and pay
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And these fundamentals our universe
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They can be applied in any program you can be using me
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Flame fusion after effects
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In Microsoft paint
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Is a fundamental
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The bedrock of any good composite
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What happened in to a brief overview to go more to detail later in the class
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I just wanted to Broad Strokes explained
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What the compositing fundamentals
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Sort first one
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Is true
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Your tracking is pretty straightforward basically if your camera has a movement in it
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The elements your reading into your shop
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Must match that motion
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Tracking is one of those things where if it's off
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There's no way of ever
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And there's a lot of different types of track
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You can do it
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Later this
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Now levels is really just a catch-all term for colour correction colour matching colour balancing
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Whatever you
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It's matching colour to melody between different album
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Match in the dark similar
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Mr Shadows there highlights it's matching there were
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Whether coolness it's matching how Green or magenta
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Ultimately it just comes down to taking your elements
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And making them feel like they live in the same
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Groupon
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Next up we have great
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No green effects of footage to varying degrees
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You gonna Dance film cameras you can digital cameras in digital cameras it's called noise but it's really the same thing it's kind of
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Unwanted breaking up
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Indoor cameras for reactor noise do
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Digital cameras will reactivate leaving film
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Digital cameras will react differently from other digital
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Doesn't even matter if you have the exact same day
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The green is going to be different and it's very important to match these you
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Green Cape dress
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Within the elements
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Hope you're shot
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You might be thinking well
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What is some cases that may be true
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It won't be very subtle when it's up on a 50 foot movie
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And I'll leave it at
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Moving
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The next fundamental that go over is Edge detail
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Edge detail is so important to compositing it's one of the main skills you can have as a composite
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Edge details exactly what it sounds like it's maintain characteristics of your Edge as your
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18 elements over each other
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You have a deep Focus
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Piece of furniture
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When you merge that you need it's edges to be soft and worry
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You have texted short footage of an actresses hair
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Fluttering in the ear
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You're going to need to maintain those tiny details for atomic really
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Is where the art of keen and rotoscoping comes
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This isn't just about getting the right sharpness of your edge because oftentimes
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That's the easy part
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The hard part is getting the colour of your eye
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Match what's behind
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Your background has such a huge influence on how you approach
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Your edges
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It's very important
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The Taylor what you're doing
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To your
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Next
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Bespoke
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Focus can be very SIM
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Explained
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What is in Focus in your shot
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Also needs to be in Focus in York
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And on the opposite
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What is blurry and be focused in Ayrshire
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Needs to be blurry and be focused
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What is the folk
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Must not only be
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The right size
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Focus at all so Bastille
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Based on a lens that you choose
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There's so many different shapes
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That defocused Alma
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And there's also a lot of
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Second exit as well
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And this leads us to our next car
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Lenses
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Now when's affects and focus the overlap a little bit but they are to Diss
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Category
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Defocus is more is the Sharp
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What is the fall off of my Focus career
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And lens effects are the characteristics that imperfections in the lens
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Poor synonym
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Fergus and
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Chromatic aberration
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Vineyard
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Leinster store
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Close
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Police
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There's lots of little imperfections in the lens that creates these characteristics in our image
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We're going to have to copy
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In order for our Elim
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If there's a giant j.j. Abrams ask when surveying your shot
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Doesn't matter if you think they're cool
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That's alenza
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Any
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How to put your village on
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Now on to prospect
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Millie when you're first starting out prospective is pretty difficult
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To get a crash
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A very quick and obvious example would be say you're in a skyscraper and you take a picture looking down at the
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And you want to add more buildings to
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The only other pictures that you have to use or taken from a ground
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You can combine those
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The angle was wrong and it's just not going to work
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Matching the angle is just a 1 of understanding perspective there's also match in the compression
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The Lamb
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There is the field of view there so much too
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Figure out
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Perspective is one of those things that may be hard to identify when you're looking at
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Because you can be looking at it and think something is wrong
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Not really no
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And also pretty good
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What's 1 of 2
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The perspective
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The next one was talking about
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The light
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So whining seems like something that should be pretty straightforward
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And in principle
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It really is
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If you're combining elements into a shower
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Make sure that
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The lighting is the same between them
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And
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That's it
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Well that's what it seems like but a lot of the time
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Were being asked to combine things with wildly different lighting conditions
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And manipulating different lighting environments to match
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Is very dear
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Sometimes it's even impossible
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This is a major Factor when you composite in CT elements
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Madina Grill
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Because it's another one of those things
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If it's a little off
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It may not immediately jump out to you as what's incorrect with your car
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If your lighting is off
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Unconscious part of the brain
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Well now that's something
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So it is very
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And
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What are the eight compositing fundamentals
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If you go through these 8
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Looking at your camp and they're all career
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Odds are you have something that looks pretty good
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What's required for your car
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Because as you continue to get more complex
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Your things
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The weight and feeling of scale is animation
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CG shader
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There's a lot of other different things
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Focus on
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Shut up
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Built on these composite in town
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Some of them may be more or less important depending on your show
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If you're looking at a shot that is
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Deep Focus
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Meaning that everything is Sharp and
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No be focusable anyway
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Well
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Are Focus fundamental probably won't be
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Is it is in a shop with very Sherwood
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It's all contextual and depends on what the
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Any one of these are
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The Moron really
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You're sure
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If this was a little overwhelming it was a lot of information at
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Don't worry we're gonna be looking at each other
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Indeed
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Enlighten
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I just wanted to briefly go over them so we can keep them
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Let's all I have right now what's happening
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Start applying the
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Thank you for listening and I'll catch you in
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