making a film. what program should i use for saber fx and how do i use it, need opinions

please help. also, how long did it take?, etc., rotoscoping...
i dont know about film, but i can do stills fine...

 

Tutorials

 

step 1>scroll to bottem of the page
step 2>locate the link called "forum FAQ"
step 3> read it
step 4> repeat steps 1-3 then come back

not to sound mean, but comon we get those uestions too often, theyare answered in the FAQ!

Edit: noo!!! you beat my by a minute!

 

yes, the tutorials are there so you don't have to bother people with real discussions.

oh, and lest I forget again
Welcome to the forum!


Whispering Death, Papaly Apointed Satanist

 

WhisperingDeath:
They say imitation is the best form of flattery.

Thanks for the compliment.

 

hey buddy, cut down on the amount of threads you're making, you are taking up precious board space

 

Dude, alienhunter . . . .

WELCOME TO THE FORUM, but you REALLY need to explore the TFN FanFilm website before asking anymore questions. From the three questions I have seen you ask, the answers are pretty much layed out for you within one of several sections:

TFN FILMMAKING TUTORIALS
OFFICIAL TUTORIALS THREAD
and the infamous TFN FORUM FAQ

I know you are very excited about learning about Star Wars FanFilms, and you want to get all the information you can right away. Well, the threads/links I provided to you above are your BEST start.

True, there may be some things that you want to know about that are not convered in the sections above. At that point, the value of the wealth of knowledge shared by the various Forum Members (especially the veterans) is your best place to start.

So, take a look through all of those resources I provided for you above, and I'm sure you will be well on your way to learning all of the cool tips and techniques that the FanFilmmakers have been using to create their awesome films throughout the last several years.


GOOD LUCK !!!




JediTAC
Self-Appointed TFN New Member Orientation Speaker and Advisor

 

I would say After Effects