Spending the whole day checking the renders, when I encounter any missing/bad frame, I will re-render that frame and patch back. Also, finalizing the remaining shots and put them in the render farm. It was the same for the next two days as the final presentation date will be held on the 25th August. What I did was to wait for renders spitted out by the HQ render farm. As everyone was rushing, we got to wait for available machines to be free to get assign for the renders. Of cause, priority will be given to those in need or urgently needed to get the renders done. Could tell everyone was in a panic state.
While waiting for some shots to be rendered, I did some compositing work on Nuke. Was my first time using it and I got the hang of it after awhile. I got help from Zack and abit from Lu Sheng, which he also got help from Zack. I will say that Nuke was interesting and I loved it. The tools and interface was easy to understand and straight forward. Now, I will summarize what I did for the all of the shots.
Shot 1: Extract reflection pass and tweak, add blur, color correct and then apply depth of field.
Shot 2: Extract reflection pass and tweak, add blur, color correct.
Shot 3: Extract reflection pass and tweak, add blur, color correct.
Shot 4: Extract reflection pass and tweak, add blur, color correct and add camera shake.
Shot 5: Extract reflection pass and tweak, add blur, color correct.
And to prepare for the shot-breakdown and the presentation slides.
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