Film Riot - Season 1 (2009)

Ryan cracks open the emails again to answer questions on Day For Night, Giants, and falling from a high ledge with out that annoying death thing.

Want to make your friends teleport, show a car crash, or just think male nudity is always funny? Well then - this is your episode.

Its their time of month again But this time its deadly.

We show how we did two of the effects from PMS: The Horror Movie.

Come see all the drama in Huevos vs Huevos, and then learn to crush a head and a little 3 point lighting.

Learn how to reenacted how you feel after a break up with the Heart Torn Out effect, then stick around for some quick tips on Depth of Field.

Come see how to set up and light an inexpensive green screen.

We show how to duplicate your actor and break down some basic camera set-ups.

Everything from Simple in camera effects to intense After Effects techniques. Oh - And Brian Brushwood.

Learn to leap over a car - or just get hit by one.

Learn about lens adapters and how you can get a shallow depth of field without spending a ton of cash.

Today's episode shows one of the many available DIY designs for making your own track dolly, then a quick tip on audio.

Find out how to built a DIY steadycam for under $30.

Learn how to get great looking movie rain for $20.

Ryan answers questions about slow-mo, shutter and shanking your friends.

How awesome would it be to live with Batman.

Do you feel lucky? Well do ya - Punk.

Gore, explosions and mullets. What more could you ask for?

A shocking gore filled episode. Come see how to chop off a hand or stab a neck.

An announcement on this week's release.

Film Riot goes to two different locations that are known for their paranormal activity.

Learn how to do similar effects that you've seen in "The Exorcist" and "From Hell".

Film Riot revisits some of the effect from older ads. Plus the announcement to the editing contest.

Get a back stage look into the making of the show and learn a thing or two about coverage, the 180 degree rule and editing while you're at it.

Josh and Bruno put the power of spinach to the test - MythBusters style. Then, Ryan uses the Popeye inspired skit to go over a few basic color correction techniques.

Ryan reviews three cameras priced under $1,000 and tests out some sexy slow-mo.

Ryan explains how to give your set a healthy dose of extenze.

All the stuff that didn't make the cut. And by popular request, extended outtakes.

Build your own snow machine and get crunk in the blizzard.

Your choices for the best sketch, moments and quotes from 2009.

Ryan is sick so no Film Riot this week.