Nuke Multishot & Digital Matte Painting Workflow with Goodbye Kansas @FoundryTeam
Nuke Multishot & Digital Matte Painting Workflow with Goodbye Kansas  @FoundryTeam
Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
Take a look at a Multishot and Digital Matte painting workflow built by Goodbye Kansas to build expansive, story-driven environments for a fully CG episodic animation. This was a custom setup made before we introduced the native Multishot toolset in tech preview in Nuke 15.1. Even though the tools might look a little different from the built-in ones in Nuke 15.2/16, this is a really valuable insight into how a studio-level Multishot setup works, and how those same principles can be transferred to the native tools.

Check out the Goodbye Kansas channel for more VFX breakdowns and stunning work:
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