Hasta La Motion!

I’m using After Effect with Trapcode SoundKeys.

I’d like to output keyframes generated by soundkeys as text files. I can do by cutting and pasting of course, but I’d like to automate.

Is it possible to script After Effects to capture keys from each “range” or all of the EQ bars from soundkeys and then output a text file for each range?

I have an EXR written out of Maya. I need to rerender it using NUKE so that its scanline. I hook up a write node setup the necessary ouputs and render. But what I get is Nuke is shifting my color values in the EXR. Why is this and how to avoid this problem?

What is the correct workflow to avoid this problem, and is there a solution in Nuke?
If somebody knows please help me out here. I have a lot of EXR’s left to render for my university project.

I am using NukeX6.07 OSX at university

Hi, peeps.

Sorry to join late. I wasn’t sure if I could afford the time to join this challenge this month. But thanks to a series of local holidays–three days in a row–I was able to do some testing with the provided footage (I didn’t make the time-lapsed capture of my work, though, as before) and convinced that I can make it in time by the 30th.

Since the challenge does not require a story. I’ll thinking of making a 15-20 sec. music video clip using different crowd scenes that I created using the footage provided.

Here’s one of the scenes.

(I wonder why some of our VFX “masters” have not joined yet.)

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