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I asked my boss that time that please give me Nuke system also so whenever i want to work on Nuke, i can do for core comp or cleanup. These all were new to me which I didn’t learn during my course period and taking decision from Nuke to Flame transition was tough for me.

Got introduction of Action for a beauty shot(mostly source front:relieved:), and it became my routine for most of the shot: create bfx on timeline>take action>new media input>gmask in MK>source front>new media input>gmask in MK>source front>new media input>gmask in MK>source front>new media input>gmask in MK>source front> and so on……(even sometime i do same on Flame to remember my early days….

Started helping to do the simple Conform.

Converting mov’s and sending those to the clients for review.

Getting data transfer done from hard drives to Flame storage for next day or projects.Converting the rushes to appropriate format from Resolve for Flame.Started gathering Rushes hard drive from Clients.I was about to finish my Nuke shift all day and join Flame in the evening till midnight or next day morning. Then he asked me to come Flame suite next day and sit next to the Flame Artist just to see what happens there. I had no idea that time what Flame is except one which is- they match grain on the Flame😝 and same i told my boss politely.

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There is a book in all of us I am sure!!įinished my Vfx Compositing course back in 2014 in Nuke followed by few other software like Photoshop, AfterEffects, Mocha, boujou, syntheyes (Max for 3d intro) and joined a Studio in Mumbai as intern Nuke Artist.Īfter about 6 month there, my boss came and asked to me- Deepak, would you do Flame(Deepak Flame Karega). The memories I have had to leave out for fear of being sued, again, bring me to tears.

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Marta, an angel of a human being at Autodesk support who has saved my skin more times than I could possibly remember.Lifelong inspiring friends, infinitely more talented and successful than I could dream of being, who fill me with pride and awe every single day.Opened doors to untold incredible opportunity.Various incredible, wonderful and equally obnoxious clients.Months of learning other software only to become more frustrated and always returning to Flame.Being asked by Autodesk to present our use of Flame on set with a sex doll at NAB but not being told that we, me and my sex doll, would be going on immediately after the absolutely incredible presentation by the Avatar team.Building and using what I believe was the first Flame-On-Linux laptop on set for a fun commercial that involved deflating actors using nothing but a sex doll, a car pump and a green cloth held up by a teenage PA.Investing in my 5th Flame system back when they were truly expensive one month before Autodesk announced Flame-On-Mac and subscription based licensing and realizing that Autodesk had changed our wonderful community forever.Biggest and most humbling learning curve ever. Being let go in the middle of the 2008 recession and therefore having to leave NYC for Montreal and turning tragedy into opportunity and opening my own studio.

Learning not to ever care about credits.Spend years working on spots and watching credits being given to other people.

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Filling entire fridges full of coke and then watching them being empties and filled with Pepsi for tomorrow’s client.

Sit in a room for a day working on a music video with a cool young kid whose name I couldn’t pronounce so we both decided it was just easier if I called him Mr West. flame artist on one of the Harry Potter movies.

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Spending a year teaching myself Flame on the nights shifts at MPC by reading those 3 massive manuals (remember those) and realizing it would be years before I would get a job in suite I may have lied just a little bit to get my first position as a Sr.

Start out serving coffees on the night shift at a big post-house and walking into Flame suites at 3am to the artist and client going at it over the enormous Wacom.

How can you pick just one memory?! My life is littered with ashes of experience in flame sessions: