Ben Dickson:
Allows you to quickly bind keyboard shortcuts to existing menu items without writing Python code
The second of two really great python scripts this week. The first one was ToDoList. Nice work everyone.
4K →
It's a hot topic. Almost like stereo.
ToDoList →
Frank Rueter:
The ToDoList panel is a simple widget that helps organise your work on a nuke script.
Logo Color →
We are always talking about how important color is.
Hollywood struggles to halt an exodus of film-makers →
This is more telling than visual effects jobs moving out of the country. Studios have no intrest in spending more money. Period.
VES Summit: Will 'Gravity' Prompt Push for 'Visual Imaging' Oscar? →
Carolyn Giardina:
Cinematography, art direction and visual effects are so blended in new movies that it might be time for a new Oscar category to be introduced, admitted Hawk Koch, past president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and current co-president of the PGA.
The DPs that won the Oscar for Best Cinematography The last couple of years looked stunned when they heard there name called.
Using Python to Script User Interface and Workflows in Nuke →
Lester Banks:
Escape Studio’s Victor Perez provides some great tips and tricks for using and scripting Python from within Nuke taking a look at some of the possibilities for customizing the user interface, and scripting workflow assistants, and providing a great introduction to using simple Python within Nuke.
Does Lighting the Olympic Flame Involve Setting Fire to a Piece of 35mm Film? →
See yet another reason not to do away with film.
What Landscape Photos Would Look Like if Earth Had a Ring Like Saturn's →
Michael Zhang:
Now Miller is back again with an equally interesting concept: what would landscape photos look like if Earth had a ring like Saturn’s?
I have to admit I never thought about this.
Just you and your Friends →
The way movies are made today is a strange hybid of marketing and risk. Non of which makes for a good movie.Thanks for sharing Adam.