His technique relies on a mostly manual masking and painting process, but he also introduces some procedural tools, such as tracking, to make your job go faster. Learn how to build simple rotos and more advanced articulated rotos, replace missing or mismatched backgrounds, separate foreground action to visual effects, and make the results look more realistic with soft edges and motion blur. Mark also reveals techniques for painting with the Brush and Clone tools and tricks for working with the Roto Brush.

Topics include:

* Selecting a target
* Applying a mask
* Starting a mask with a shape
* Breaking down shots of clean plates
* Creating points and Bézier curves quickly
* Building articulated rotos with in-between frames
* Adding soft edges and motion blur
* Working with the clone brush
* Getting the most from the Roto Brush