Tracking: Importing footage into motion tracking software involves evaluating footage, where industry standards recommend using EXR file sequences, though this project uses PNGs. After importing, camera data is transferred to the software's digital camera. The scene frame should match the clip length, and prefetching retrieves content in advance. For feature tracking, setting marker size helps with motion blur. Adjusting the threshold, distance, and margin controls marker placement and reduces the risk of tracking failures. A minimum of 8 tracks is required for the process. 

Modeling and Texturing: The storyboard features 3D models created using Autodesk Maya and Blender, incorporating shapes like cubes, cylinders, and cones. Tools used in the modeling process include: Extrude, which adds depth by extending 2D shapes into 3D; Bevel, which rounds or chamfers edges for a more realistic and appealing appearance; and Bridge, which details elements like arches, supports, and railings. 

Scene reconstruction & Integration of 3D model: Scene orientation tools help align objects with tracked markers. The "Floor" tool identifies three markers near the live footage ground, while the "Set Origin" tool assigns a central marker as the origin for the 3D environment. In 3D model integration, objects are placed into the scene, with their origins aligned to match live-action footage. Ground planes are added to catch shadows, and their origins are also adjusted to the scene's origin. 

Virtual elements :  Blender has amazing tool known as modifier which allows simple but good visual effects.  Strategically understanding the modifier allowed Wave generator, with timely animating makes wave effect.