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April 2000 |
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(outside U.S. - add $5.00 each for postage) |
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For Mission to Mars,
a science fiction film from director Brian De Palma, visual effects teams
at
Dream
Quest Images,
Industrial
Light & Magic and Tippett
Studio used motion control miniatures and a wide range of digital effects
to lend dazzling verisimilitude to the cinematic depiction of NASA's first
manned mission to the red planet - and the staggering revelations that
follow.
Article by Kevin H. Martin |
Capitalizing on Y2K doomsday
predictions, End of Days dramatizes the biblically prophesied return
of Satan to earth on the eve of the millennium. Working with director Peter
Hyams, visual effects supervisor Eric Durst oversaw the efforts of
several effects companies to manifest the devil in his true form and dramatize
his epic struggle with the one man determined to thwart him.
Article by Kevin H. Martin |
In an affectionate sendup
of the Star Trek franchise and its devoted following, Galaxy Quest
tells the tale of a washed-up band of actors who give the performance of
their lives in a real-life space adventure. As lead effects house on the
Dean Parisot film, Industrial
Light & Magic relied on miniature spaceships and computer generated
creatures to enliven the proceedings.
Article by Jody Duncan & Estelle Shay |
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