Mililmeter July 2002Editor's NotesCursed with Interesting TimesCynthia Wisehart, Editor I don't know if there actually is an old Chinese curse that dooms people to live in interesting times. Maybe it was just something George Bernard Shaw... FeaturesDinotopia: CG Dinosaurs EvolveBy Ellen Wolff Forget the The Flintstones. A breakthrough process flawlessly integrates live-action with CG dinosaurs.... Meteor Studiosby Ellen Wolff Montreal's newest CG house brings big beasts to the small screen with an innovative workflow.... SIGGRAPH PreviewSiggraph 2002: San AntonioBy Dan Ochiva Looking forward to the industry's annual premier computer graphics event.... Future Media & Technologyby S. D. Katz The crystal ball is often murky when it comes to technology, but it's still useful to know about new trends and initiatives before they hit the shelves... Step by StepClipsBaseball HD StyleMichael Goldman HDNet director Mike Fox says that HDNet, now in its first full season broadcasting Major League Baseball games, is constantly seeking ways to match HD's inherent widescreen nature to the grand, old game. ...Effects' OdysseyMichael Goldman Showtime's new sci-fi series, Odyssey 5, presented visual effects facility Sundog Films, Toronto, with an opportunity to prove its HD chops. ... Jazzing Up HDMichael Goldman When jazz legend Chick Corea celebrated his 60th birthday last December with an 18-night series of 36 concerts at Manhattan's Blue Note club, he and a group of collaborators taped the concerts using five Panasonic AJ-HDC27 Varicam HD cameras. ...Hot SpotsHot Spotsby Trevor Boyer A selection of the hottest agency work submitted monthly to Millimeter.... Cool GraphicsFields and FramesFields & Framesby Dan Ochiva Can Matrox become a player in the cutthroat 3D graphics card industry? The Montreal-based company must think so. Why else pour all of that R&D money into... HotwareDigital Production NewsThe Charlex NASDan Ochiva Collaboration is what we're about, says Harry Skopas, director of engineering and VP at Charlex. Describing the rationale for the network topology he... Fade to BlackFade to BlackJon Silberg A portrait of Conrad L. Hall, cinematographer, who is the man responsible for the looks of some of the industry's most influential films.... |