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Diploma in VFX with AI

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Want to Create Visual Effects That Bring Imagination to the Screen?

Explore the art of visual effects with Moople Bardhaman's Diploma in VFX with AI. This 10-month programme introduces you to the techniques used to combine digital elements with real-world footage. Learn how to track camera movements, remove unwanted objects, create digital environments and blend computer-generated visuals into live-action scenes. Discover professional VFX tools and AI-assisted techniques to develop the skills needed to work on films, advertisements and digital productions.

What Makes VFX an Exciting Field to Build Your Creative Skills?

Discover how ordinary footage can be transformed into extraordinary visual experiences. Develop practical knowledge of tracking, image manipulation, compositing and digital scene creation. Understand how different visual elements work together and explore modern production techniques that help create seamless and convincing screen visuals.

Where Can Your VFX Skills Take You in the Film and Media Industry?

Develop specialised visual effects skills and explore creative roles involved in transforming raw footage into professional screen-ready compositions.

  • Matchmove Artist
  • Rotoscopy Artist
  • Paint & Prep Artist
  • Matte Painting Artist
  • Compositing Artist
  • VFX Generalist

Discover Where Professional VFX Techniques Are Used

Visual effects play an important role in modern screen production, helping creative teams build scenes that go beyond the limitations of real-world filming.

  • Film & Cinema
  • OTT & Web Series
  • Television Production
  • Advertising & Commercial Films
  • Animation & VFX Studios
  • Post-Production Houses
     
Duration 19 months

Course Module

Matchmoving & Camera Tracking

Understand how digital cameras can follow the movement of real cameras. Learn to analyse footage and position 3D elements accurately within filmed environments using 3D Equalizer.

Rotoscopy & Planar Tracking

Develop precision in separating moving subjects from their backgrounds. Explore frame-based masking and surface tracking techniques using Silhouette FX and Mocha.

Paint & Prep: Clean-Up for Film

Learn to repair visual imperfections in recorded footage. Practise removing unwanted objects, wires and production marks to prepare clean images for further VFX work.

Digital Matte Painting

Explore digital environment creation through image manipulation and artistic detailing. Learn to develop realistic backgrounds, alter landscapes and extend existing scenes using Photoshop.

Compositing & Green Screen Keying

Discover how separately recorded visual elements can be combined into one scene. Work with green-screen removal, background replacement and colour matching using After Effects and Nuke.

Advanced Nuke Compositing, 3D Projection & Set Extension

Explore advanced compositing workflows using Nuke. Learn to work with camera projection, digital sky replacement, scene extensions and visual effects elements.

Live-Action & CG Compositing

Understand how computer-generated visuals are integrated with real footage. Practise combining 3D renders, matching visual elements and refining final compositions for your VFX showreel.

CAREER OPTIONS

Matchmove Artist / Matchmoving Artist

Track camera movements to accurately position digital objects within live-action footage.

Roto Artist / Rotoscopy Artist

Create precise masks around characters and objects for visual effects production.

Paint & Prep Artist

Repair footage by removing unwanted elements and correcting visual imperfections.

Clean-up Artist

Refine individual frames by eliminating unwanted marks, objects and distractions.

Matte Painting Artist

Build realistic digital backgrounds and extend environments for film scenes.

Compositing Artist / Compositor

Combine different visual layers, footage and digital elements into a unified scene.

Junior Compositor

Assist in assembling visual elements and refining shots under an established compositing workflow.

Keying Artist

Separate foreground subjects from green-screen backgrounds and prepare them for new environments.

Stereo Conversion Artist

Prepare visual content for stereoscopic viewing by creating depth information between images.

VFX Generalist

Work across multiple visual effects processes, including tracking, clean-up and compositing.

Software Used

Premiere Pro

Premiere Pro

Silhouette Fx

Silhouette Fx

Nuke

Nuke

Mocha

Mocha

After Effects

After Effects

Photoshop

Photoshop

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

A VFX artist creates or enhances visual elements that cannot easily be captured during filming. This may include digital backgrounds, scene extensions, object removal and the integration of computer-generated visuals.

Matchmoving recreates the movement of a real camera in a digital environment. It helps artists place 3D objects and visual effects accurately within live-action footage.

Rotoscoping allows artists to isolate specific subjects or objects from footage. These selections can then be used for background replacement, visual adjustments and compositing.

Paint and prep work focuses on cleaning footage before further visual effects are added. It helps remove unwanted objects, wires, marks and other distractions from filmed scenes.

Digital matte painting is used to create or modify backgrounds, landscapes and environments that would be difficult or expensive to capture during filming.

Green-screen compositing removes a specific background colour from footage and replaces it with another image or digital environment, making it possible to combine separately created scenes.

Matchmoving focuses on tracking camera movement and matching digital camera positions, while compositing brings different visual elements together to create the final shot.

The programme covers 3D Equalizer for camera tracking, Silhouette FX and Mocha for rotoscoping and tracking, Photoshop for matte painting, After Effects for compositing and Nuke for advanced visual effects work.

2D techniques help combine and refine image layers, while 3D compositing allows artists to integrate dimensional elements into scenes. Both contribute to creating more realistic visual effects.

A VFX showreel is a short collection of your best visual effects work. It demonstrates your technical abilities, project experience and creative understanding to potential studios and employers.