Setting up a projection VFX shot using Nuke

Setting up a projection VFX shot using Nuke

The National Talent Academy VFX is delighted to host this webinar presented by Josh Parks.

Josh will take you through the process of projecting images onto geometry in Nuke, covering how to transform a still image into a fully realised shot complete with a camera move and defocus. You will learn how to set up projections efficiently, ensuring your Nuke script is optimised and running as fast as possible — a key skill expected of compositors working across episodic, advertising, and film productions.

Participant Profile:

Open to all Nuke users

Application Procedure:

RSVP here by noon Monday 27th July 

Once you submit your RSVP, you will receive a confirmation email on 28th July with the Zoom link. 

This webinar is free, but places are limited.

Reasonable accommodations: We aim to accommodate all attendees to help ensure they can successfully participate in our programmes.

For technical difficulties with the online system please email Barbara.henkes@nationaltalentacademies.ie

National Talent Academies courses are open to all regardless of gender, race, religion, sexual orientation, or disability.

Josh Parks

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    Josh Parks

    Josh Parks has been a compositor in the VFX industry for 13 years, working at some of the world’s most renowned studios, including ILM, DNEG, and MPC. Throughout his career, he has contributed to high-end productions, some of which have received prestigious awards, such as The Jungle Book, which won the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects. Beyond his industry work, Josh is deeply committed to bridging the gap between education and the VFX industry. For over 12 years, he has collaborated with universities to align their courses with industry standards, ensuring that students are equipped with the skills needed to succeed. He is also the founder of a VFX education company that designs bespoke training programs tailored to individual needs. His students have ranged from high-level VFX supervisors to complete beginners, with many securing internships and industry roles within just four months of training due to the targeted and practical nature of the courses. In recognition of his contributions to VFX education, Josh was awarded an Honorary Doctorate from the University of West London.