Free Explosion Footage

[kingofcomedy86]

Hey guys! I dont know if this has already been posted on this site, but I found this really cool website. http://www.detonationfilms.com/free_stuff.htm Check it out. They have all sorts of explosions, bullet hits, muzzle flashes, underwater detonations, rain, snow...and it's all free! give it a looksy.

Alex

 

[petelms]

Ouh! Nice link, thanks! :beer:

 

[zato1]

many thanks
if you have other please post
best reguards :thumbsup:

 

[HorseFilms]

That's a great link. Thanks! The free stuff looks cool and the discs you can buy are only $8.99 each. That's incredible!

 

[Shaun Patrick]

Thanks, dude.

 

[kingofcomedy86]

No problem guys! I've been looking for a page like that for 7 years and finally found it. Lol. Glad to share the wealth

 

[bugsbunny]

You can try Final Light: http://www.finalight.com/-/INDEX.HTM

 

[J.R. Hudson]

Awesome!

 

[Chris Stearns]

Sweet link! This is what I did with it this morning as the storms rolled through.

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?f...n=A50AF03E-A37B-6D88-677DFDB94B7D07AA66094540

This is the first time I've posted footage, so bear with me.

 

[-zach-]

Sweet those are awesome, I'll definitely use those for SOMETHING.

Thanks for posting.

 

[edwscott]

"kingofcomedy86":

Thanks for the reminder about the http://www.detonationfilms.com/free_stuff.htm source. I had bookmarked this page several months ago, while working on a post VFX project for an independent filmmaker, but I evidently either deleted, moved or misplaced the link. Thanks very much.

I have downloaded a few of these free explosion clips and, if for nothing else (should you want to create your own FX "from scratch"), they are excellent source material for carefully observing the characteristics of such pyrotechnics--hues, saturation, contrast, textures (sprites), etc. I had been working on three mini-projects: 1) object removal for one lengthy shot (9 sec.?); 2) a 9mm muzzle flash (about 1 sec.); and 3) a grenade explosion, plus trailing smoke and fire. (I used After Effects for the object removal--bearing in the muzzle of the weapon--and VisionLab Studio for the muzzle-flash and particle shots.)

God bless.

:dankk2:

 

[pauly_the_hitman]

yup detonationfilms rocks...

 

[joemiked]

ive bought a disk of explosions,ther ok fun for compositing or chroma exploring
m.d.