Certification in Compositing
Compositing is a critical skill in the VFX industry, bringing together various elements to create seamless, realistic visual effects. This 8-month specialized program is designed to equip students with industry-standard compositing techniques, from layer-based and node-based compositing to advanced tracking, rotoscoping, and color correction.
Duration: 6 Months
Comprehensive, structured industry-aligned program timeline designed for regular batches.
AI-Driven Workflows Included
Learn to leverage cutting-edge AI technologies alongside standard software tools to scale creation speeds.
Portfolio Focus & Mentorship
Build premium class projects with direct critique loops from experienced creative media directors.
100% Placement & Placement Prep
Assistance with resume formatting, creative showreels, mock portfolio assessments, and direct hiring connects.
Course Overview
Compositing is a critical skill in the VFX industry, bringing together various elements to create seamless, realistic visual effects. This 8-month specialized program is designed to equip students with industry-standard compositing techniques, from layer-based and node-based compositing to advanced tracking, rotoscoping, and color correction.
By the end of this course, students will have hands-on experience using powerful VFX software like Nuke, Mocha, After Effects, and Silhouette, preparing them for exciting careers in post-production and digital effects.
Program Curriculum
A step-by-step breakdown of the modules covered in our certified program.
Part 1: Computer Graphics & Compositing Fundamentals
Part 2: Rotoscoping, Tracking & Node-based Nuke Workflows
Software & Tools You Will Master
Scope & Career Roles
This course prepares you for a broad spectrum of career paths across advertising agencies, studios, corporate offices, and digital startups.
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