Hasta La Motion!

How is this software? I am very curious about it,but i have heard nothing at all about it,it’s pretty cheap.

Hello everybody,

My name is Vincent Blin, I am a 26 years old French, Junior Compositor currently looking for a Junior position in the industry.

I just finished a spec commercial as part of my internship at Zoic Studios. It got such good feedback that they are putting it on their website.

I comped everything myself in both Nuke and AE.

Here is a link to my breakdown/reel followed by the commercial itself.

Let me know what you think of it and if you know people who might be interested in my skills

Vincent

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How to price for AE scripting?
Just wanted to get some info on what people might charge for AE scripting. I will be creating a one-off script as a freelancer for a project to keep it from getting incredibly tedious. It will be somewhat elaborate so I thought I would try to get a feel for the market.

It will be a script that will probably take a couple days to a week of work.

Thanks

I do plenty of freelance work just haven’t yet done any AEscripting freelance work. So I understand the process quite well.

Alright, I’m going to need someone to enlighten me on this, because really, I’m baffled as to why this is happening.

So I have an intel workstation, 4 cores. Here is where the question lies:

Why, when hyper-threading is enabled, does Nuke respond and render slower?

I was rendering a script, with Hyper-threading on, and 8 threads on, the script took 2 hours to render. (I have a lot of stereo footage coming in).

Now, I turned hyper-threading off, and my render was cut down to 45 minutes. Not only that, but I even went in and added 2 more pieces of stereo footage, comped, and well.. the render time is still about half of what it was with HT enabled.

Has anyone else ran into this? I have the threads set to 8 in Nuke. I checked affinity in task manager, etc.

Is it just because the way Nuke’s scanline render work? Or what’s the deal?