composite 3d with boujou, maya and after effects

Alan Monroig shows us how to composite 3D into video footage, track with Boujou, render from Autodesk Maya, and composite the thing in After Effects.

“Matchmoving is a visual effects technique that allows the insertion of computer graphics into video footage. In this tutorial we’ll start by taking a look at how we can track our footage using Boujou. We’ll then jump into Maya and use that tracking information, along with a custom HDR image, to create and render a 3D object which we can insert into the scene. We’ll then use After Effects to composite the 3D object into the original video. The techniques used in this tutorial can be applied to almost almost all of your 3D integration shots.”

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