In this series of tutorials, we'll learn how to use MatchMover to track an object as if it was our scene, then finish the shot with Maya and NUKE. Software required: MatchMover 2011 and NUKE 6.1.

Introduction and Project Overview
Object Tracking Pre-production and Preparing the Object
Creating Our Base Manual Tracks
Creating a Coordinate System for Use in Maya
Importing Our Camera into Our Render Scene
Rotating the HDR Dome and Re-creating the Final Gather Map
Creating a Reflective Screen to Capture the Environment
Creating a Cutout Matte to Only Render What Is Needed
Creating a Reflection Matte Using Render Layers
Importing Our Sequences into NUKE
Screening Our Reflections Correcly Over Our Frame
Using a Keyer and a Roto Node to Cut Out the Thumb
Adding a Background Color Using a Constant and Premult
Cleaning and Refining Our Roto Animation
Cleaning Our Edges Using Blur and Dilate Nodes
Color Correcting Various Elements to Bring Them Together
Creating a Sillouette and Fixing Premultiply Issues
Adding Blurs to Various Nodes to Remove Sharp Edges