Point both well said and taken, but firstly let me say that this tutorial took me about six hours to record and put together between cutting out the keying steps and all the inbetween renderings, so it’s still a rather lengthy process. Secondly, I created this effect from scratch, back near March of this year, so well before the DemonCam trailer even existed (since it was released this past week), and my original goal was to have the individual phase through the wall, in an interactive manner, (as for the light effects, it’s something that’s relevant moreso to the project that the effect originated from, magic based on light). My intent was to present a method that accomplished the effect, since I had to create one from the ground up, particularly since, as I mention in the tutorial itself, what I found on the net, was, at best, lackluster in comparison to even this.

As stated at the finale of the tutorial, I appreciate comments and remarks, both positive and negative, but simply saying it’s “unprofessional” does not help me improve, either. If you can break down (as one person stated, the wall shifts a bit in the track), things that could be done better, or differently, that would be far more fruitful for myself, and others who might happen across this tutorial in the future.

Regards,
Keith