| Meet David Scandlyn
Creative COW Contributing Editor
Slappystudios is a character animation company dedicated to the art and artistry of digital production, charter creation and the service of creative people in the film and television industry. Since 2005, Slappystudios has been providing post-production visual effects service to the entertainment industry. Motion pictures, commercials, trailers, music videos and special venue projects have utilized Slappystudios unequaled artistry in techniques such as model making, matte painting, computer generated imagery, digital animation and a variety of related processes required in the production of visual effects. Slappystudios was created to develop the most realistic visual effects possible while still remaining affordable. At Slappystudios we offer a full spectrum of visual effects services. As consultants, we work with the director and staff to develop his/her vision and find solutions that remain within the productions budget.
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Nuke
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Tracking, Compositing & Color Correction in Nuke
David Scandlyn gives Creative COW members another installment in his Nuke tutorial series. In this video tutorial, David uses his broad knowledge base and VFX experience to examine tracking, compositing, and color correction.
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Nuke
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Using Track Mattes in Nuke
In this video tutorial David Scandlyn shows you how to create a track matte inside of The Foundry's Nuke. David uses color correction, Keylight and some other Nuke filters on green screen footage to achieve a quick track matte.
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Compositing in NUKE
In this video tutorial for NUKE, David Scandlyn takes a shot created by a client for a movie called "The Trapdoor" and accomplishes gruesome and convincing effect work by first using Adobe After Effects, then The Foundry's NUKE.
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Camera projection in Nuke
David Scandlyn, in this second Nuke tutorial, gives a more in-depth look at camera projection and how to take a 2D images and make it 3D.
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Nuke
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Nuke Projection Maps 2D to 3D
Dave Scandlyn presents this first of two camera projecting tutorials in Nuke, in which he'll take a flat image and turn it into a 3D camera flyby. This tutorial stands alone, but view David's second in the series for a more in-depth look at this technique.
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