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Action Movie Kid's Daniel Hashimoto (also know as Action Movie Dad) shows you how to create the Dr. Strange portal effect with Trapcode Particular. Watch the final effect by clicking "Read More" below. See more Action Movie Kid at https://www.youtube.com/user/theActionMovieKid.

Aharon Rabinowitz shows you how to create the effect of a UFO Abduction, in the style of Action Movie Kid.  Check out the Action Movie Kid channel at: http://youtube.com/theactionmoviekid

Seth Worley walks you through turning a real-world environment into the Upside Down, from Netflix's Stranger things. Get Seth's Stranger Danger title sequence files at http://redgiant.com/strangerdanger.

In this video, director Seth Worley shows you how he created the visual effects in "Busted," his Film Team Experiment. See below for the Film Team Experiment and links to the tools from AEScripts+Plugins, Rampant Design and more.

Cameron Childs shows you how to create the effects of a wand battle, as seen in the Harry Potter films. Watch the complete Film Team Experiment below:

Cameron Childs shows you how to create VFX seen in Marvel's Ant Man, including shrinking effects, fake macro shots and more. Watch the complete Film Team Experiment below:

Activate your flux capacitor and set your Delorean's GPS to 1985, as Seth Worley shows you how to recreate several time travel effects from Back to the Future, including car fire trails, time implosions and much more. Watch the complete Film Team Experiment below:

Seth Worley shows you how to create a convincing flock of Pterosaurs using a small toy as the base for the effect. He'll also show you how to color correct a bright green toy gun so that it looks real. Watch the complete Film Team Experiment below:

Seth Worley shows you how to create the effect of Thor's Hammer flying into an actor's hand, and generating and shooting lightning bolts. He also covers sky replacement and other helpful tips for pulling off this effect. Watch the complete Film Team Experiment below:

Seth Worley shows you how to create a slow-motion bullet time effect, with displacement. Watch the complete Film Team Experiment below: