Tutorial: How to Composite Explosions and Debris Elements

[@FilmmakingSock]

Whoa. That black duplicate tip blew my mind

[@ActionVFXofficial]

It's always great to learn new tricks! Thanks!

[@TheFlak36]

You can also add a radial fast blur to an adjustment layer above the debris to imporve it.

[@aidanccollett]

Your tutorials are so much help! Thank you so much!

[@Tyler5101982]

It's always great to learn a couple of new tricks that will be really useful! Thank you, guys!

[@ActionVFXofficial]

Арсений Сюхин Great to hear! Thanks!

[@DualAwesomeness]

The commentary is cracking me up. Great tutorial haha

[@EpicPauze]

Love your stuff! Thank you!

[@ActionVFXofficial]

EpicPauze Thank you!

[@guillermovega6054]

Great tutorial! But could you release a fireball composition tutorial please? Thank you

[@eliasomberg560]

We had some issues by removing the black background. How do we do that, so we can get the best end-result?

[@tumdetmeprod]

Is there a difference in the coloring for explosions during day vs night?

[@zaid6441]

I happy for your start tutorials. Now I am waiting for your new pack and please free some of your structure fire pack element because it very costly. and I am student I dont have enough money. ;)

[@zaid6441]

I am Waiting for your new tutorial. ( Daylight)

[@someonesomething7871]

If I was trying to make an explosion on for example grass how should I create the debris and cracks?

[@liamc7070]

the scale of the explosion doesn't seem right. It should be much bigger for that amount of detail

[@somegabriel]

You always do dark scenes. Inside the house, the swat team at night. Show a daylight scene :)

[@ActionVFXofficial]

We have some daylight tutorials coming soon as well. Look forward to those!

[@FrikanihFX]

Yeah, I also think that explosion is more beautiful than anyone's girlfriend, even mine! :P

[@ActionVFXofficial]

Very bold statement! Thanks!