Check out this video from Chemical Reaction Tutorials (CRTutorials). If you love filmmaking, prop making, editing and everything else that goes along with making movies, then you'll want to see what Adam has to say about teleportation.
Adam explains how to create a Dragonball Z energy ball effect. All you need is some free editing software, such as Windows Movie Maker, MonkeyJam, and Gimp, then you have your cool energy ball effect, just like in DragonBall Z.
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Make a one-camera shoot look like multi-cams
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Use Canon EOS 7D remote shooting software on a laptop
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Rotate a video clip using iMovie HD
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Create the Matrix stop bullet effect
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Create zero budget vomit effects in After Effects
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Edit clips into movies as a newcomer to digital video
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Motion track with Boris Red 4.3 in Sony Vegas Pro 9
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Create, shoot and edit a time freeze effect
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Create a cool time lapse effect on Final Cut Pro
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Shoot and edit a cool dance effect
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Datamosh or combine two videos to create digital art
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Use CGI in a live action film
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Use the mask tool in Sony Vegas Pro 9
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Create anaglyph 3D with two cameras and After Effects
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Rotoscope
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Use a green screen for a website spokesperson effect
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Add watermarks to videos in Sony Vegas
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Create a Dragonball Z Goku teleportation effect
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Build scrolling credits in Final Cut and Photoshop CS3
How To:
Make a one-camera shoot look like multi-cams
How To:
Use Canon EOS 7D remote shooting software on a laptop
How To:
Rotate a video clip using iMovie HD
How To:
Create the Matrix stop bullet effect
How To:
Edit clips into movies as a newcomer to digital video
How To:
Create zero budget vomit effects in After Effects
How To:
Motion track with Boris Red 4.3 in Sony Vegas Pro 9
How To:
Create, shoot and edit a time freeze effect
How To:
Create a cool time lapse effect on Final Cut Pro
How To:
Datamosh or combine two videos to create digital art
How To:
Shoot and edit a cool dance effect
How To:
Use CGI in a live action film
How To:
Use a green screen for a website spokesperson effect
How To:
Use the mask tool in Sony Vegas Pro 9
How To:
Rotoscope
How To:
Create anaglyph 3D with two cameras and After Effects
How To:
Add watermarks to videos in Sony Vegas
How To:
Build scrolling credits in Final Cut and Photoshop CS3
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Cut video transitions for action scenes
3 Comments
How Or where Can I Download The "Free Tree Editing Software" ?
I assume you meant the "free three" or "three free"—the links to all three programs are in the description above.
To Esai's credit, it DOES sound like Adam is saying "tree free"
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