I will remove green screen professionally using nuke
About this gig
Are you looking for a professional VFX compositor who can seamlessly integrate CGI into live-action footage?
With years of experience in high-end VFX production, I provide industry-standard compositing services using Foundry Nuke. Whether you're creating a commercial, feature film, music video, YouTube content, or short film, I deliver clean, realistic, and cinematic results.
My Services
- CGI Integration
- Green Screen Keying
- Rotoscoping
- Paint & Cleanup
- Object Removal
- Wire Removal
Why Choose Me?
High-quality cinematic results
Fast communication
Pixel-perfect attention to detail
Delivery in any required format
Professional workflow
Please contact me before placing your order so we can discuss your project requirements.
Get to know Soumyap
VFX Artist Compositing
- FromIndia
- Member sinceNov 2018
- Avg. response time1 hour
- Last delivery4 years
Languages
Hindi, Bengali, English
Other Visual Effects Services I Offer
FAQ
What software do you use?
I primarily work in Foundry Nuke, the industry-standard software for professional VFX compositing.
Can you integrate my 3D renders into live-action footage?
Yes. I can composite CGI renders, including multi-pass EXR sequences, into live-action shots with realistic lighting, shadows, reflections, and color matching.
Can you remove unwanted objects or wires from my video?
Absolutely. I can remove wires, tracking markers, microphones, logos, unwanted people, reflections, and other distracting elements while keeping the shot natural.
Do you work on green screen footage?
Yes. I provide professional chroma keying with clean edges, spill suppression, hair detail recovery, and realistic background replacement.
What files should I send?
Please provide the original footage, any CGI renders or element, reference images (if available), and a brief explanation of the desired result. Camera tracking data is helpful if you have it.
How many revisions are included?
Revisions are included within the agreed project scope. If the project requirements change after work has started, additional charges may apply.

