Millimeter July 2005
By Michael Goldman
Michael Bay freely admits that he broke a few longstanding rules while making The Island for a new studio, DreamWorks, after years partnering with Jerry Bruckheimer at Disney. Among those rules: Never show an unfinished film to studio executives without an audience present, and never screen parts of the movie for the press before it's finalized. Bay says, however, that, while making the movie, he remained committed to his own creative process. ...
By Cynthia Wisehart
For me, it works to start Siggraph on Sunday night with the Fast Forward Papers Preview. I'll readily admit that I can't really do most (or really any)...
By Michael Goldman
Veteran director/cinematographer Craig Walters spent much of late 2004 and early 2005 taking four separate trips to the far corners of the world (11 countries in Central and South America, East Africa, the South Pacific, India, and parts of Asia)...
By Ellen Wolff
Aerial acrobatics are essential in Columbia Pictures' Stealth...
By Michael Goldman
Veteran sound designer Leslie Shatz says he was shocked and floored when he learned he had been honored for his minimalist sound design work on Gus Van...
By Michael Goldman
Media.net's HD Screening Room Viewer dailies application went mobile for the first time when producers of Monster-in-Law combined the system with a laptop-controlled...
By Jon Silberg
Coming out of the corner-cutting world of independent filmmaking (Swingers, Go), director Doug Liman was overjoyed that he could collaborate remotely...
By Beck Finley
A selection of the hottest agency work submitted monthly to Millimeter...
By Dan Ochiva
We noted in May's column that Google had started to solicit video content, offering just about anyone the chance to upload clips to their servers. ...
By Jordi Bares, The Mill
As a visual effects company, we are constantly updating our pipeline with tools we believe will enhance our creativity and make production faster, more...
By Dan Ochiva
Renderman for the masses?...
By Dan Ochiva
Nvidia's Gelato and Sorbetto at Siggraph...
By Dan Ochiva
More for Linux...
By Dan Ochiva
HVS-Dual Link Hanabi switcher...
By Dan Ochiva
Video over IP...
By Dan Ochiva
Have dolly, will travel...
By Dan Ochiva
MCE 86 II...
By Dan Ochiva
Routing for a small studio...
By Darroch Greer
Werner Herzog's reputation precedes him as a mythopoeic filmmaker who overcomes obstacles of his own devising to capture the grotesque and the sublime...
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