Introduction to Nuke Compositing

Picking CG Spectrum has been the best decision I have ever made.

My 1-on-1 compositing mentor was fantastic and I could not have asked for anything more so in tune with the VFX Industry. I have learned so much.

I hadn't even finished the course and I was offered a job.

My understanding of Nuke compositing was minimal when I started with CG Spectrum. With the help of the mentors, I managed to build my skills and get my foot in the door at a major VFX studio.

Along with learning Nuke, I learnt a lot about the industry.

I studied VFX Nuke Compositing in CG Spectrum. I really enjoyed it and got very good experience in Nuke. The syllabus and materials are excellent and give a strong foundation in Nuke. They have very professional instructors whose work is prominent in big blockbuster movies. 

CG Spectrum for me had all the elements university didn’t.

I already feel like I've acquired more from the past six months than I did out of my four years at uni! In this industry, it pays to have contacts, and there are so many people at CGS who can offer real-world experience and guide me. My mentors want me to deliver my best, and if I'm stuck on anything they’re there at the click of a button. 

The flexibility and online approach really worked for me.

Having a mentor that works in the industry facilitated both guidance and support in the weekly submissions. Their critiques guided my skill set and put me in front of the competition by helping me learn to troubleshoot from my mistakes.