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We are finishing up our two part Indiana Jones special by showing you how to make your very own crystal skull. You can't miss this episode! Erik dressed as professor Indy, test film by Waverly Films and much more! Supernatural powers not included.

Make sure and watch this episode as we tackle another heavily requested effect...making someone look blown in half! Jam packed with cheap special effects, frisbee fun and a Test Film guest directed by Maniacal Rage!

Shooting hand held is great, but sometimes you need the smooth motion of a camera dolly. We've made a dolly in the pasted, but this week we are making one with a track! Plus an original Steve Nelson Test Film!

This week on Backyard FX we show you how to build a real lightsaber. Erik Beck unearths the original lightsaber blueprints from the special effects creator for Star Wars. And now we show you how to buy parts to a real lightsaber so you can have your own custom Star Wars weapon. In the test film you'll see our rotoscoping technique on how to complete the effect with some simple computer animation. For full tutorial information go to videocopilot.net For more tutorials on how to ...

Inspired by our friends at Crash Test Kitchen, Eric shows us a flamethrower as we try to make crème brule. Visit our community site for more info http://gardenfork.tv Distributed by Tubemogul.

We are finishing up our two part Indiana Jones special by showing you how to make your very own crystal skull*. You can't miss this episode! Erik dressed as professor Indy, test film by Waverly Films and much more! *Supernatural powers not included.

Make sure and watch this episode as we tackle another heavily requested effect...making someone look blown in half! Jam packed with cheap special effects, Frisbee fun and a Test Film guest directed by Maniacal Rage!

This episode is primarily focused on the design of the legs. I present several options and show how I create a basic template. At the end, you will see the final test leg. The process of cutting the leg itself will be covered in detail when we cut the final legs out of the bubinga stock.