Rayfire - Car crash in to wall test

3D Max & After Effects

First I made the models in 3ds max and a moving Camera.
Then copied the frames and the camera data,
so I could do the rest in After Effects.

Programs Used:
3Ds Max Car , Wall, 3D Text & Plane Modeling

After Effects
Plugins Used:
Genarts Sapphire (Glow, Thunder , Camera Shake & Lens Flare)
Rayfire plugin for 3Ds Max for (Wall Collapse)

Sounds Used:
Videocopilot - Designer Sound FX (Swishes), Twitch & Pro Scores (Cinematic Sound) Action Essentials 2 (Explosions & Fire)
Digital Juice Sound FX1 - (Car, Rain & Thunder)

Videocopilot Extra:
Action Essentials 2 (Dust, Smoke, Debris & Sparks) Real Clouds (Backgound Clouds)




Color Correction (With Standard Curves)




Thnx Andrew Kramer (Videocopilot.net)

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Special
• Effects
• Visual
• Video
• Post
• Production
• 3D
• Max
• After
• Genarts
• Sapphire
• Rayfire
• Designer
• Sound
• FX
• Twitch
• Pro
• Scores
• Action
• Essentials
• Digital
• Juice
• FX1
• Real
• Clouds
• cuttingedgedesignz
• 2010
• climaximus
• wall
• collapse
• car
• explosion

[molvera3]

hey dude! how did u do the light effect??

[CuttingEdgeDesignz]

I did the lighting effect with knoll light factory from red giant

[OldTimeyJunk]

THAT WAS EPIC.

[almightyadlouis]

???????????????

[OxSADEKxO]

cool

[clayton132]

That is pretty good. I like it :D

[MrEpicGrandpa]

hey dude, can you send me the audio file that you got totally at the end?

[TopFiveReasons]

You should use FumeFX instead of that ugly explosion next time else it was nice! :D

[lilHippo]

big woop

[ThisPersonSaid]

How long did this take you? Also is it possible for a tutorial?

[GmuesFilm]

echt gut