Using stock footage from a flamethrower and multiple camera shots stitched together, create a dynamically animated scene that sees the ability to shoot fire in slow motion as it progresses across a scene.

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Twice a month we revisit some of our readers favorite tutorials from the archives. In light of this weeks Elemental Combat Series, we are going to repost this tutorial from back in February to complete the week out.

This tutorial has three main parts. It covers the panorama background plate for the scene. It does NOT cover the rotoscoping of the actor (grrrr). Then, the jump is animated with Action Essentials II dirt footage composited in. Finally, the “camera move” effect is demonstrated from an intriguing zoom to epic wide angle!! Get your Jump on!

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Additional Aetuts+ Resources

• Ignite A Sizzlin’ Hot Fire Burst
• Capture The Moment With A Bullet Time Muzzle Flash
• Learn How to Create an Advanced Jumper Effect
• Leap Into Hancock-Style Super Jump Effect

Twice a month we revisit some of our readers favorite tutorials from the archives. In light of this weeks Elemental Combat Series, we are going to repost this tutorial from back in February to complete the week out.

This tutorial has three main parts. It covers the panorama background plate for the scene. It does NOT cover the rotoscoping of the actor (grrrr). Then, the jump is animated with Action Essentials II dirt footage composited in. Finally, the “camera move” effect is demonstrated from an intriguing zoom to epic wide angle!! Get your Jump on!

Tutorial

Additional Aetuts+ Resources

• Ignite A Sizzlin’ Hot Fire Burst
• Capture The Moment With A Bullet Time Muzzle Flash
• Learn How to Create an Advanced Jumper Effect
• Leap Into Hancock-Style Super Jump Effect

Twice a month we revisit some of our readers favorite tutorials from the archives. In light of this weeks Elemental Combat Series, we are going to repost this tutorial from back in February to complete the week out.

This tutorial has three main parts. It covers the panorama background plate for the scene. It does NOT cover the rotoscoping of the actor (grrrr). Then, the jump is animated with Action Essentials II dirt footage composited in. Finally, the “camera move” effect is demonstrated from an intriguing zoom to epic wide angle!! Get your Jump on!

Tutorial

Additional Aetuts+ Resources

• Ignite A Sizzlin’ Hot Fire Burst
• Capture The Moment With A Bullet Time Muzzle Flash
• Learn How to Create an Advanced Jumper Effect
• Leap Into Hancock-Style Super Jump Effect

Learn to create a fireball from a couple fire elements and then composite it into a scene that has been stabilized and tracked. You can use the same fireball to help light the scene as well.

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This effect deals with retiming two halves of a tricky shot so that dirt charges can be composited in with a realistic tempo. We’ll then move on to precomposing the dirt on top and masking out a hole to make it appear that you’re jumping into it.

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This effect deals with retiming two halves of a tricky shot so that dirt charges can be composited in with a realistic tempo. We’ll then move on to precomposing the dirt on top and masking out a hole to make it appear that you’re jumping into it.

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This effect deals with retiming two halves of a tricky shot so that dirt charges can be composited in with a realistic tempo. We’ll then move on to precomposing the dirt on top and masking out a hole to make it appear that you’re jumping into it.

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Use the “Advanced Lightning” effect to composite some electric arcs in your hand. Then using a blur to make the lightning glow, we’ll add some light to the scene and use an expression to have the light flicker.

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Using stock footage from a flamethrower and multiple camera shots stitched together, create a dynamically animated scene that sees the ability to shoot fire in slow motion as it progresses across a scene.

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Using stock footage from a flamethrower and multiple camera shots stitched together, create a dynamically animated scene that sees the ability to shoot fire in slow motion as it progresses across a scene.

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Using stock footage from a flamethrower and multiple camera shots stitched together, create a dynamically animated scene that sees the ability to shoot fire in slow motion as it progresses across a scene.

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I’m incredibly excited to let you know about the latest addition to the ever-expanding Tuts+ network — Wptuts+! Focusing on everything WordPress, the site will be bringing you top-notch tutorials on developing WordPress themes, plugins and widgets, scaling your site, the business of selling WordPress themes, and general advice on how to become an expert at using the platform!

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After working as the editor of Webdesigntuts+ for the past few months, your editor — Brandon Jones — will be moving over to share his incredible wealth of WordPress knowledge on Wptuts+!

Brandon Jones is currently the third highest-selling author on ThemeForest, Envato’s marketplace for buying and selling website themes. He couldn’t be more qualified to head up Wptuts+, and I hope you’re looking forward to receiving tips from one of the most successful WordPress developers we’ve ever had the pleasure of working with.

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To celebrate the launch of our latest Tuts+ site, we’ve organised a fantastic giveaway with some brilliant prizes for anyone who loves WordPress! With a total value of over $1,200, it’s a fantastic collection of resources and subscriptions. Check out the full details, and take part in the contest!

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Learn to create a fireball from a couple fire elements and then composite it into a scene that has been stabilized and tracked. You can use the same fireball to help light the scene as well.

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Learn to create a fireball from a couple fire elements and then composite it into a scene that has been stabilized and tracked. You can use the same fireball to help light the scene as well.

Tutorial