What is a Whip Pan Effect? | Behind The Scenes of Wrong Turn (2003) | @StanWinstonSchool
What is a Whip Pan Effect? | Behind The Scenes of Wrong Turn (2003) | @StanWinstonSchool
Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In this short video, excerpted from Shane Mahan's Special Effects Sequence Design course, Shane explains what the Whip Pan (or Swish Pan) Effect is and how Stan Winston Studio used this easy and low-budget camera technique in Wrong Turn's Decapitation Sequence. More here: bit.ly/WrongTurnYT

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