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Class 1: A piece of VFX history – Mike talks to ILM’s John Alexander about the use of optical printers and Stu shows us how it can be simulated in After Effects.

This is the January term of the background fundamentals course put out by FXPHD. It is mostly focused on getting a job/running your own VFX startup company. While not focused on the normal kind of tutorials that alot of their other Background Fundamentals classes focus on, it offers a unique insight on the visual fx industry from a financial and operational standpoint.

Background Fundamentals is the "required" course for fxphd members and covers a wide range of topics -- the fundamental building blocks of visual effects.This course is a great overview of the industry and deals with a different aspect everyweek.

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Two terms ago we featured visual effects specialists from around the world discussing their perspective on what it takes to be a visual effects supervisor. While hugely successful, we received feedback that people wanted to go inside a real production and do a case study on a real project being made.

This term, to mark our 10th Background Fundamentals, we've got a blockbuster in store for fxphd members. Throughout the term, we'll look at what it means to be a Visual Effects Supervisor. What are the pressures, the roles and how do you manage a large Hollywood film?