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Re: Animation and Computers
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ROB PEMBERTON 03-9524 2511 <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 21 Mar 1997 10:10:42 +1000
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    For detailed information of the variety of techniques involved, try and
    find copies of 'the making of' promotional docos for 'BEAUTY & THE
    BEAST' esp. the ballroom sequence, 'WHO SHOT ROGER RABBIT', 'THE
    MASK'and 'TERMINATOR 2".
 
    There is also a demo showreel around of early PIXAR animations (the
    boffins behind TOY STORY) which feature two lampshades and a rubber
    ball - the first longform computer animations (ie longer than a few
    seconds!).
 
    cheers
 
    Rob P
 
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