Speed up your workflows, so you can focus on the final picture. Upgrade to the latest version of Nuke to work across multiple shots at once, experience large-scale roto performance, faster shot review, approval and delivery, and more.

As productions grow in scale and complexity, artists need smarter, more efficient workflows. Nuke’s multi-shot compositing system, allows you to manage multiple shots within a single script.

Nuke 15.1 delivers future-facing pipeline tools, with OpenAssetIO, full OTIO round-trip support and custom USD versions. Plus UI updates and improved Review, CopyCat training, and more for greater artist control.

Join Julian Kreusser's course to master automated removals in Nuke, covering techniques and tools like CopyCat and automatic color correction. All resources provided!

Join Creative Specialist Sukrit Sachdeva as he guides you through the benefits of USD, a universal language that simplifies, accelerates, and enhances collaboration in digital content creation.

Gain expert insights and techniques to create stunning assets with John Saleem's Making of Dagours. A recipe for character creation, covering everything from Zbrush modeling and Mari texturing to Katana look development and Nuke compositing.

Join our CopyCat Masterclass! Master machine learning in Nuke with Mairead and Johanna. Optimize inputs, accelerate training, and enhance results with expert guidance.

In this LoveFX tutorial, join Lars Wemmje as he talks about using Nuke's UnrealReader, and his first experience with Unreal Engine as a compositor.

Learn how to use Nuke's powerful bokeh node to control the depth of field of a shot for adding photorealism and emotion to a shot.

Gain expert insights and techniques to create stunning assets with John Saleem's Making of Dagours. A recipe for character creation, covering everything from Zbrush modeling and Mari texturing to Katana look development and Nuke compositing.

Watch two veteran compositors discuss how a VFX shot comes together and their techniques for creating the right look and emotional effect.

Join Foundry’s Creative Specialist team as they walk you through a variety of workflows aimed at episodic animation production.

Join Lars Wemmje as he talks you through a breakdown of a fantasy CG environment created in collaboration with Steffan Hampel, Andrea Panenero, and Arvid Schneider.

Explore the process of photorealistic compositing with VFX Supervisor, Victor Perez.

Learn how Nuke 13 and Dell's HDR displays make professional color accuracy affordable.

Joe Raasch, an experienced Nuke artist and certified Nuke trainer, demonstrates how to tackle common compositing tasks with some tips and tricks along the way.

Putting a CGI monster into a live action scene, replacing a window with a background, merging multiple elements into one shot: it's all compositing. Learn how to master this fundamental VFX technique.

Complete a Green screen keying shot from start to finish in Nuke and effortlessly integrate actors into any setting to bring your imagination to life.

Senior comp artist, Josh Parks, takes you through the process of grading your assets in a scene for maximum realism and impact. Learn tricks of the trade from a leading compositor working in a production environment.

Erase stunt wires on actors, paint out markers from walls, and learn how to clean up your shot efficiently with Nuke's powerful tracking tools.

Restore and reuse fine details in Nuke using Image Frequency Separation. This technique allows you to be more precise and efficient when removing complex elements and especially when de-aging or aging actors.

Level up your understanding of color science! Acclaimed filmmaker and VFX Supervisor, Victor Perez demystifies color management and working with ACES in Nuke.

Learn techniques Hollywood compositors use for directing your attention within a VFX shot.

Learn the basics of Keying, allowing you to isolate specific sections and replace backgrounds in Nuke seamlessly.

Now you can get free machine learning models as CAT files that you can use in Nuke to power-up many of your compositing tasks. Take a look at this article that explains Cattery and where to find it.

Deblur out of focus shots using Nuke’s machine learning tool, CopyCat. Allowing you to speed up your workflow but also expand your toolset when confronted with complex tasks.

Join VFX Artist Alfie Vaughan on a project that could have overrun without help from CopyCat.

Join Julian Kreusser's course to master automated removals in Nuke, covering techniques and tools like CopyCat and automatic color correction. All resources provided!

Train Nuke's AI to isolate a character from the background and fully animate her motion using a small sample of still frames.

Use machine learning to perform face clean-up on multiple shots.

Discover how to use CopyCat to create a garbage matte.

Join Thiago Porto, VFX Supervisor/Senior Comp Artist at MPC New York as he uses CopyCat to prep a VFX shot that he would have previously had to do manually.

Use machine learning to improve your efficiency by training CopyCat to reproduce an effect in NukeX from the command line while you work on preparing another shot.

Place elements into a moving shot and match their position in relation to the camera's motion seemlessly.

World-renowned visual effects expert Lee Lanier from the learning platform Lowepost walks you through the most common tracking types available in modern compositing applications.

Join Danasa Arsad from ActionVFX as they explain how manual 3D point tracking works and share some tips that can help make your workflow more efficient.

John Starck covers the basics of tracking and solving, lens distortion, and stereo solving using Nuke's CameraTracker node. .

Matt Leonard of SphereVX talks you through a number of useful techniques for the CameraTracker node. Topics include tracking from a still photograph, solving using 3D survey points, and manually placed user tracks.

Discover how you can use Nuke's particle system to quickly build an environment.

Learn how to create a column of smoke using Nuke's particle system.

Work in context and streamline your VFX and animation pipelines with new levels of collaboration and control.

In this webinar, we take a look at how Nuke Studio's Timeline Tools give you full creative control over your project.

Terry Riyasat introduces Hiero and Nuke Studio's timeline toolset and highlights best practices and time-saving workflows to get you ahead of the curve.

Improve the review, distribution, and collaboration processes of VFX teams by using the core timeline-based tools found in NukeStudio, Hiero, and HieroPlayer.

Perfect for Nuke newcomers, this accessible tutorial series is a great starting point for learning Nuke.

Building on the basics introduced in Nuke Studio for Beginners, this course delves deeper into the practical aspects of various common workflows, covering conforming, editorial, review tools, and how to link up your workflow with compositors.

Import sequences from Premiere, Avid, or Da Vinci and relink shots in Hiero and Nuke Studio from high resolution edit decisions.

Now free with Nuke, find out how HieroPlayer makes the submission, review, and feedback loop a breeze in the Nuke Family.

Learn how to stream your Nuke Studio viewer to multiple devices with low latency and high quality, or send multiple outputs with individual settings simultaneously from Nuke.

Whether you’re a VFX editor, supervisor or artist, Nuke's timeline tools can be customized in whichever way works for your pipeline. This webinar covers several common scenarios for review sessions and how Nuke Studio, Hiero and HieroPlayer make the process smooth and efficient.

Join Juan Salazar and Anaïs Torreblanca for insights into some of the key workflow tips for VFX artists.

Speed up your review and iteration process by comparing shots in context and collaborating live with other artists using Sync Review in HieroPlayer.

Improved realtime VFX shot review using HieroPlayer as Nuke's flipbook. HieroPlayer is now free of charge with Nuke and NukeX licenses.

In this LoveFX tutorial, join Lars Wemmje as he talks about using Nuke's UnrealReader, and his first experience with Unreal Engine as a compositor.

Join William Faucher as he walks you through the steps to get up and running with UnrealReader, as well as how to work with renders from Unreal

Connect NukeX or Nuke Indie and Unreal Engine quickly and easily using the Nuke Server plug-in.

UnrealReader makes it quick and easy for you to generate live renders from Unreal Engine and control the results in Nuke.

With the addition of Unreal reader to the NukeX and Nuke Indie toolset, Nuke artists can tap into the rendering power of Unreal and streamline their workflow without ever leaving their compositing application.

Bring a 3D environment from Unreal into Nuke and add fire and smoke effects to the scene.

Unlock the potential to manipulate images and craft unique tools by writing directly to pixels. You’ll design a Defocus tool and get pre-made BlinkScript tools to enhance Nuke's standard toolset. Start coding and give wings to your imagination!

Learn how to make a particle-based paint stroke effect using BlinkScript.

This short course introduces you to Python callbacks and how they can be used aid your compositing workflow

The course shows you how to apply Python scripts to your Node Graph workflow.

If you’re sharing Nuke scripts with others or just want to be able to move scripts and footage around your computer without breaking links, this video has some helpful tips.

Jon Starck introduces Ocula and shows how to use and tune various nodes and engine tools to obtain the best quality results.

Jon Starck covers the use of Ocula nodes for creating and fixing disparity maps as well as alignment and color correction.