Sentence examples for compositing work from inspiring English sources

While some things start to seem a bit "off" in the second or third viewing, there's some ridiculous camera tracking, lighting, and compositing work at play here.

Compositing work – combining the greenscreen shots with stock footage and CGI elements – was performed in Flame and Inferno.

Included were sophisticated 3D modelling and computer animation, including whole body scans, 3D replicas of vehicles, fire sequences, complicated wire removals and compositing work.

There were many difficulties in making the green screen compositing work in 3D, and a lot of material had to be reshot.

However, because of Thomas' purpose in composing the Chronicon, he probably altered some of the texts he included, and it appears that the life of Æthelwig was first incorporated into a complete history of the abbey and then that composit work was adapted by Thomas into his Chronicon.

To create his hyperrealistic visuals, the director and VFX artist, whose 5-year body of work includes several short films as well as composite work on Guardians of the Galaxy, has triumvirate of tools at his disposal: "I used Side Effects Houdini as my main 3D package, Zbrush for the sculpting and texturing of the creatures and Nuke for compositing.

The brunt of these challenges were, nonetheless, self-imposed, as the filmmaker performed all editing, lighting, rendering, compositing, SFX work (and more) singlehandedly, receiving creative collaboration only with the film's dramatic sound design from Thomas Vaquié.

Assisted by Tess Adams in the video shoots, and Ray Tee and Clyde Cabanban for the post­-production, Gannis succeeds in enhancing the project through meticulous compositing and rendering work.

The same was true for the training sequence, where only minimal tracking work and compositing of matte backgrounds was required.

Announcements and application work are composited into animation file.

Striking and original works composited from artists' personally-collected items and experiences fill the space and, combined with the wandering visitor's active participation, create a fresh narrative of what it means to be alive, emotive, innovative and creatively engaged with the world as it is today.