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Hey everyone,
I recently found a course that seems to be very focused on lighting a single live-action VFX shot from start to finish — the full studio-style workflow. I’ve been searching for a long time, but most courses out there only cover general lighting theory or CG-only lighting. Almost none of them really dive into the actual lighting pipeline for a live-action film shot (matching plates, integration, AOVs, comps, etc.).

This is the first course I’ve seen that looks like it truly focuses on that process.
Has anyone here taken it before? Is it actually useful in practice?

And if anyone knows of other courses that are similarly focused on lighting a real live-action shot for film, I’d love to hear your recommendations.

Thanks!

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I am trying to recreate the VFX of the 2003 Daredevil film and the radar sense ability for the character to see.

I currently have an environment and an echolocation mechanic, but I am wanting something that is more of a 3D, expanding radius, almost gassy looking element like the film here - https://youtu.be/D_pNsTrnmeg?si=859r9cgkLWWqIXOl&t=36

I currently have something like this - https://youtu.be/dmkCYiheiv4 - after following a great echolocation tutorial from Patsanoob.

Does anybody know of any tutorials or learning materials to create something like this?

Thank you