I will deliver expert VFX, rotoscoping, and cleanup solutions

From: Erfurt | Available: Immediately

About This Jab

I will deliver expert VFX, rotoscoping, and cleanup solutions

Before you place an order, let's connect to discuss your project details, as the final pricing can change depending on the shot complexity. With a wealth of experience from working on over 50 feature films, various commercials, and TV shows—I am well-equipped to meet your needs.

My professional VFX offerings include the following services:

Tracking: Making sure that objects move accurately within a scene.
Composition: Blending different elements together seamlessly.
Cleanup: Getting rid of unwanted artifacts and distractions.
Keying: Skillfully working with green and blue screen footage.
Rotoscoping: Crafting lifelike animations by tracing footage.

Rotoscoping

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	Basic Basic Color Correction & Grading for 1-2 Shots (Up to 5 Seconds) 220 €	Premium Quick Color Adjustment & Grading for 2-4 Shots (10 Seconds Max) 390 €	Deluxe Professional Color Correction & Grading for 4-6 Shots (Up to 30 Seconds) 480 €
Delivery Time	3 Days	5 Days	7 Days
Revisions	5 Revisions	8 Revisions	Unlimited
Length of the Footage	5	10	30
Destruction Effects
Alpha channel embedded
Complex Shapes
Virtual Set Design
Project File Delivery

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I offer professional VFX services, including compositing, cleanup, tracking, rotoscoping, and keying. Please reach out to discuss your project before…

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is composition in VFX?

Composition refers to the process of combining multiple visual elements into a single, seamless scene. This includes blending different layers, effects, and graphics to create a cohesive and visually appealing final product.

How does tracking work in VFX?

Tracking involves ensuring that objects or elements within a scene move accurately according to the camera's movements. This is crucial for integrating additional elements or effects that follow the same motion as the original footage.

What is rotoscoping and how is it used?

Rotoscoping involves creating realistic animations by tracing over footage frame by frame. This technique is used to create smooth, lifelike movements and integrate animated elements into live-action scenes.