You can follow along with NUKE, the software featured in the videos, or with any other compositing software that offers floating-point math. NUKE master trainer Steve Wright introduces several overall compositing workflows, as well as a myriad of tips and tricks and several keying techniques never before published. Learn about green-screen, blue-screen, luma, and saturation keys; spill suppression; color correction; edge refinement; and more. Plus, get a bonus appendix chapter of tutorials on keyers such as KEYLIGHT, Primatte, Ultimatte, and others. Note: This course was created by Steve Wright, author of the seminal book, Digital Compositing for Film and Video. We are proud to host this course in our library.

Topics include:
* Creating an uber key
* Keying green-screen vs. blue-screen footage
* Preprocessing footage
* Building a clean plate
* Making luma keys
* Keying on hue and saturation
* Pasting keys together
* Grain management
* Saving time with garbage mattes
* Using spill suppression
* Improving edges
* Color correcting keys
* Sweetening the comp
* Alternative compositing workflows
* Fixing edge problems
* Using KEYLIGHT, Primatte, Ultimatte, and other tools