Last week we released a promotional film for our new iPhone app: "Demon Cam"!
Watch Demon Cam Film
Much like our Demon Face Warp tutorial, this new app allows you to record a video and transform someone into a Demon of your choice. To help people learn to use the app, we created a film with a supernatural back-story and more importantly, a platform to create some fun visual effects. Before watching the behind the scenes, you should probably watch the short film first. Watch Demon Cam.
Now that the project is released, we are excited to share the behind-the-scenes video, outlining everything that went into creating the effects as well as the app design.
As planned we will be breaking down many of the VFX shots for complete Video Copilot tutorials over the next few weeks. Stay tuned for that!
Watch Demon Cam: Behind the Scenes
Video available on Youtube & Vimeo!
FAQ: Android Version?
We're gonna try!
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trying to being a motion designer. I'm experienced and always curious about new things, recently I discovered the plugin for 3ds max called rayfire and I enjoyed playing around in destroying things like boxes, spheres ans sometimes teapot (sic)... I watched your "behond the scene" and saw that Andrew used rayfire for the crystal ball effects. My big question is how did he do that, I've never get to obtain such nice effect at home... Is that possible to get some clue, or tutorial, on this please?
and I'd never see so much enthusiasm to make a "Making of" like this! Thanks to you and all the staff of Videocopilot for sharing your experience! And...be careful with that drink! XD
Looking fwd to new tutorials! 