ADVANCE COMPOSITING
A specialized program designed to help you master cutting-edge compositing techniques used in films, television and digital content — Rotoscopy, 3D Camera Projection and Live-Action Compositing.
What you'll learn
This advanced course teaches specialized areas of compositing for high-end visual effects productions. By gaining hands-on experience in software like Nuke, Silhouette and Mocha, you develop the expertise required to work on high-end VFX projects, from blockbuster films to gaming cinematics.
01 Rotoscopy
Master frame-by-frame isolation of elements for clean compositing work.
02 3D Camera Projection
Project 2D imagery onto 3D geometry to build convincing depth and parallax.
03 Live-Action Compositing
Blend CG and live-action footage seamlessly into a single, believable shot.
04 Keying & Green Screen Extraction
Extract clean mattes from green screen footage and composite in new environments.
05 Match Moving & Tracking
Track camera and object motion to lock CG elements into a live-action plate.
06 High-End VFX Workflows
Apply your skills across simulated studio projects for film, TV and gaming cinematics.
Career paths after this course
Compositor
Blend CG and live-action elements into a single, believable shot.
Production Artist
Support high-end VFX productions across the compositing pipeline.
Roto Artist
Isolate elements frame-by-frame for compositing and effects work.
Graphic Designer
Apply compositing skills across broadcast and digital design work.
Game Developer
Bring compositing techniques into cinematic and in-game sequences.
VFX Generalist
Work across multiple stages of the visual effects pipeline.
"Advance Compositing pushed me straight into professional-grade Nuke workflows — rotoscopy, tracking, camera projection, all the techniques studios actually use on real shots."
Common questions
Who is Advance Compositing best suited for?
It's designed for aspiring Production Artists, Graphic Designers and Game Developers, as well as anyone wanting to build a career in high-end post-production and VFX.
What is the eligibility for this course?
Candidates who have completed Class 10 or an equivalent qualification are eligible to enrol.
Which software does the course cover?
You'll work hands-on with Nuke, Mocha and Silhouette — industry-standard tools used on blockbuster films and gaming cinematics.
Do I need prior VFX experience?
This is an advanced, specialized course, so a foundational understanding of VFX or compositing is helpful, though motivated beginners can also enrol.
Is placement assistance provided?
Yes, MAAC provides placement assistance and portfolio guidance to help you approach VFX studios job-ready.
