Quick Tip – How To Fake A Jedi Force Pull

Quick Tip – How To Fake A Jedi Force Pull

on Jan 7th 2013 with 5 comments
Tutorial Details
  • Requirements: After Effects
  • Difficulty: Beginner
  • Run Time: 4:09 min
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Final Product What You'll Be Creating

In this quick tip I’ll show a simple way to do a Star Wars style Force Pull. I used this effect in my Star Wars fan film: Prevail.

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Tutorial

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File size: 162 MB

 
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Hi, my name is Maxwell Swet. I have been interested in special effects for a long time, but what really got me started was watching Star Wars for the first time about 3 years ago. I started out doing lightsaber effects in LSmaker, moved up to FxHome EffectsLab, and then to After Effects in 2010. Since then I have been learning a lot about visual effects and filmmaking. I love my Savior Jesus Christ, without him life would be meaningless.  

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  • http://www.facebook.com/Sharmagiridhar Giridhar Sharma

    Duhhh.. :/
    That’s so BASIC as in ‘BASICS’!
    Should have implemented something new.

  • Chuck_You

    You don’t have to render or export the clips in Premiere. You can select them, copy them and paste them into after effects.

  • Jay Bond

    Quick, simple, and well done. Utilizing the motion blur to blend frames to appear as one shot is not something I’ve ever considered, so thank you for this tip!

  • Disappointed

    This is not on the same level of all the other tutorials on this site

  • Pēteris Sosārs

    Perfect, but very simple tutorial. No need to complex our lives even more. Thanks a lot! Btw, do you remember camera settings (shutter speed)?