How to Create Ray Fire Effect in Filmora

In this video, we will show you this spaceship flying visual effect in Wondershare Filmora. First, download the "Neon Grid" PNG from Google. These are free to use along with this spaceship. Drop this street footage on track 1, keep it till 6 seconds and 20 frames, and duplicate it on track 2.

Drop spaceship PNG at 5 seconds and the first frame on track 3, and make it as long as street footage. Move it to track 5, then make some color adjustments towards bluish, change "Exposure" to -14, and change the "Contrast" to 100. Select street footage and adjust the color to make it blend with the spaceship.

Now select the spaceship clip, split it after 1 second, then split again after 2 seconds. Select the first split part, add "Transform" keyframes at the start, and change the "Scale" to 1.8 and the Y position to 535. Rotate it by 28 degrees, go after 15 frames, change "Scale" to 23.4, Y position to -3, and "Rotation" to 0. Go to the last frame and change the "Scale" to 33.0. Turn on the "Drop Shadow” effect, change the "Angle" to 181, "Distance" to 69, and "Opacity" to 60.

Now add shadow to the rest 2 parts. Then select track 1 clip for the first frame; go to "AI Tools," turn on "Motion Tracking," hide track 2, set the sky as the target, and start tracking.

Choose the spaceship snapshot and "Link Element" option. Unhide track 2 clip; now you can see our middle clip is linked to "Motion Tracking." Drag the first split spaceship clip below as a reference clip to adjust the "Scale" and "Position" of the spaceship in the second split clip. We do it in the preview screen because if you change the value in transform, it will change the value for that particular frame as well.

Once you're done, shift split 1 clip back to its position. Let's select the last split clip and change the "Scale" to 33. Drop the blue neon grid on track 6 in this position. Place it on the ground. Now go to the "Mask,” select “Pen Tool” to create a mask for covering the floor. Take a snapshot of the endpoint and replace this neon clip with the snapshot.

Do some color adjustments to make it brighter. Then go to the "Mask" and select "Rectangle" mask. Increase the "Scale" like this, and set "Blur Strength" to 17.2.

Here, we need to create a grid showing up effect. Let's turn on the "Position" keyframe, place the mask over the grid area, then go after 1 second, drag the mask down towards the ground, and take it out of the screen. Let's check whether the effect is all right. If you feel the effect duration is too long, just move the second keyframe to the left a bit.

Shrink the blue neon PNG clip. Now drop the second grid PNG on track 4 and rotate it by - 90. Adjust its "Position" to place it on the right side of the wall. Increase its "Scale," unlock the scale, and decrease the Y scale. Then, decrease the X scale to 71.5 and Y to 209.4. Adjust the "Position" by the X-axis.

Now, create a mask around it; use the wall as a reference. Then, take a snapshot and replace the track 4 clip with it. Go to the start point, select the "Double Line" mask, lock tracks 5 and 6, increase "Blur Strength" to 18.8, and adjust its "Position."

Then turn on the "Position" keyframe, go about 1 second further, and change mask position towards the right side until out of the screen. Drop the same snapshot on track 3, lock track 4, flip it vertically, adjust "Position" and "Scale."

Make a mask animation the same as track 4, but this time, make the mask travel toward the left side. Unhide all the clips. Select the last split part of the spaceship, go to the "Basic," add "Transform" keyframes, then place the Playhead one frame before the end. Increase "Scale" to 357. Rotate it by - 28 degrees, change X position, and make the spaceship travel out. Now, let’s render it to see the final preview.