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Digital Compositing

Video, Photography and Film Production

Digital compositing is the process of combining multiple visual elements, such as live-action footage, CGI, and visual effects layers, into a single seamless image or video using software like Nuke, After Effects, or Fusion. Compositors handle tasks like color matching, green screen removal (keying), and integrating rendered 3D elements into real footage. It is a critical role in film, television, and video game production pipelines, particularly in visual effects (VFX) studios.

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