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If you've used Nuke before you'll probably be familiar with the many ways it can be customized an...

All the software we use at school is, of course, properly licensed. This does mean that you might...

Our Deadline render farm can be monitored online through our monitor website! This is ideal for w...

From the second year on every class has 2 render managers. The render managers from all years wor...

Above our kitchen countertop you'll find a television that shows our latest ShotGrid versions and...

Using our ShotGrid pipeline might be a bit intimidating at first as there's a lot you have to rem...

The first step in any project that uses our ShotGrid pipeline is to create one using our project ...

We use the version control tool (also called Breakdown) to update loaded files to their latest ve...

When working in our ShotGrid pipeline you should always launch software using the ShotGrid launch...

This page shows examples in Nuke, but the same workflows apply to all software you can launch usi...

Our ShotGrid versions can be easily viewed in our viewing room using a program called RV. RV allo...

These are tasks that are pretty simple but consequently also kinda boring, which is why they have...

This right here is a list of pipeline tasks that should be relatively doable. Being able to inge...

Here's a list of longer, more difficult tasks that would be great additions to our pipeline. A p...

Houdini in our ShotGrid pipeline has two other nice features that you should be aware of. Task t...

The green screen studio is equipped with customizable DMX lights. These lights are used to illumi...

Over the years our students have made a lot of nice additions to our Nuke. Here's a showcase of s...

Sometimes you might not want your computer be used for farm rendering, for example when you're ca...

Blender is also supported on our Deadline farm. First make sure all your files, including your Bl...