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Exporting a Blender Scene to Nuke

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Sean Kennedy shares his experiences with getting your Blender work into Nuke for compositing.

If you’re going to use Blender in a professional environment, especially to compliment your work as a compositor (as I do), then moving your 3D scene from Blender and into The Foundry’s Nuke is more or less a necessity at some point. Thankfully, this has gotten much easier than it used to be.

This is more of a quick tip than a long tutorial. I'll show a couple different ways of getting your camera and basic geometry into Nuke very easily. Hope it helps some folks!

About the Author

Sean Kennedy

Sean Kennedy is a visual effects artist living and working in Los Angeles, California. He's worked at visual effects companies both small and large, and composited on two Academy Award winning films – The Golden Compass and Life of Pi. He's currently working at CoSA VFX in Los Angeles.

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