What Is A Compositing Artist in Visual Effects ? - VFX QUICKIE [HINDI]

In this Episode Of VFX Quickie I will expalin What does a Comp Artist Do.
Compositors are responsible for constructing the final image by combining layers of previously-created material. They work at the end of the production process. They receive material from various sources including rendered computer animation, special effects, graphics, 2D animation, live action and static background plates. Although it is primarily a 2D role within the 3D world of CGI and VFX (Visual Effects), Compositors need a thorough understanding of the computer-generated animation process combined with relevant artistic skills. They creatively combine all the elements into the final image, ensuring that the established style of the project is respected and continuity is maintained. To achieve this they enhance the lighting, match blacks and other colour levels, add grain where required, add motion blur where required, and create convincing shadows. They make sure levels combine together seamlessly, keying, rotoscoping and creating mattes where necessary. They work closely with Lighters and need to have technical knowledge of how 3D lighting works in order to understand the 'multi passes' that the Lighters create. They also work closely with Render Wranglers to progress work through the department. To be a Compositor, it will help you to have a degree in an art-related subject, such as animation, design, illustration, painting, drawing, photography or computer animation.
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