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VFX guide

Manage VFX shots, versions, and vendors

A general tracker guide covering shot creation and insertion, timecode, Frame.io, owners, statuses, and versions.

Written by RushTrack Product TeamOperational review CinergiaPost S.R.L.
IN RUSHTRACKProject → VFX → Tracker
FORVFX supervision and production · Post-production coordination · Vendors and artists
BEFORE YOU STARTCreated project and episode · Defined naming convention and frame rate
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A shot should preserve one stable identity throughout the project. RushTrack generates naming from showcode, episode, scene, and shot number, then keeps reference, work scope, owner, status, and history in one operational row.

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1. Create or import shots

Use stable naming and verify primary data before assigning work.

  • 01Automatic SHOWCODE_episode_VFX_scene_shot name
  • 02Contextual insertion between two rows
  • 03TC IN, TC OUT, duration, and editorial thumbnail
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2. Describe and assign

Document the work scope and connect the shot to the appropriate owner or vendor.

  • 01Work to perform and required materials
  • 02Vendor, owner, and status
  • 03Reusable Frame.io Share Link by episode
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3. Review versions

Keep every delivery in history and update status without replacing prior context.

  • 01Initial v001 and consecutive increments
  • 02Notes visible in history
  • 03Shot closure after final approval
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TROUBLESHOOTING

If something does not work as expected

The expected shot is missing

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I need a specific workflow

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