Shake

Shake is an image compositing package used in the post-production industry. Shake delivers visual effects and for film, HD and commercials. It enables complex image processing sequences to be designed by the connection of effects nodes in a graphical workflow interface. Shake makes it simple to find, select and modify any element, in context, while previewing the final in real time.

Product history
In 2002, Apple Inc. acquired Nothing Real, Shake's developer, hoping to leverage their hardware into production studios.

Shake has been used in such films as 's .

Shake is also used for video post-production, but in this field 's is more popular. However, it works better with very high resolution formats (e.g. ).

Shortly after acquiring Nothing Real, Apple chose to discontinue production of Shake for Microsoft Windows at version 2.51. The October 2004 version of Shake for Mac OS X and Linux (which has no QuickTime input and output) is 3.5. Its functionality has since been integrated into Final Cut Pro X.