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    VFX Breakdown

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    Jennifer Sparkman provided compositing work for several projects. She composited layers in Nuke for her senior animated short and collaborated with the director. For a music video, she composited the band into a CG set and removed a person wearing green. For another senior film, she used grid warps, color correction, and masks in NukeX under a supervisor. She also removed a black outline from raw footage and composited hair, which was challenging.

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    Jennifer Sparkman provided compositing work for several projects. She composited layers in Nuke for her senior animated short and collaborated with the director. For a music video, she composited the band into a CG set and removed a person wearing green. For another senior film, she used grid warps, color correction, and masks in NukeX under a supervisor. She also removed a black outline from raw footage and composited hair, which was challenging.

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    Jennifer Sparkman provided compositing work for several projects. She composited layers in Nuke for her senior animated short and collaborated with the director. For a music video, she composited the band into a CG set and removed a person wearing green. For another senior film, she used grid warps, color correction, and masks in NukeX under a supervisor. She also removed a black outline from raw footage and composited hair, which was challenging.

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    VFX Breakdown

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    Jen Spark
    Jennifer Sparkman provided compositing work for several projects. She composited layers in Nuke for her senior animated short and collaborated with the director. For a music video, she composited the band into a CG set and removed a person wearing green. For another senior film, she used grid warps, color correction, and masks in NukeX under a supervisor. She also removed a black outline from raw footage and composited hair, which was challenging.

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    Jennifer Sparkman Compoisting Breakdown Sheet sparkmanjen@gmail.com www.jensparkman.

    com Tuesday SCAD Senior Animated Short: I composited all layers in Nuke. I collaborated with the director to achieve the look and used the color script for colors. I did not light the shots.

    Happy Maladies Music Video: I composited the band into the cg set. I didn't light, or build any of the cg elements. One of the di cult things with this shot was getting rid of the guy who had a green shirt. Since this was shot on greenscreen, it made it di cult.

    In Aeternam: Senior SCAD lm. This beauty shot was alot of work. I used a grid warp tool, color correction and masks to achieve the look in Nukex. Under the supervision of CG Supervisor Dan Giraldo we worked together with the director to achieve a cohesive look for the actors face.

    SMBC Goes to Space: I composited everything in nukex. One of the challenges was taking out a really harsh black outline that was visible with the raw footage.

    Bobby Pin: Senior SCAD lm. Two shots are listed here. They were fun to put together because the challenging thing was the hair in both shots. Also that the guy had the orange wig, which was almost as di cult to key as someone wearing a green shirt on a green screen.

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