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Special-effects experts say the best results come from images based on real people, but that might not be the case after they have worked on the technology for another five or 10 years.
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Special-effects houses ordinarily use those desktop machines to conceive and refine animation ideas, while hundreds of servers are used to render final images in a process that can take days or weeks.
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Special-effects productions, this person said, are not Mr. Nardelli's and Mr. Press's "cup of tea."
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Special-effects designer Phil Tippett has the time of his life here: his sprawling army of giant spiders, beetles and wasps outdoes even his famed Velociraptors from "" Jurassic Park. ''
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Special-effects expert Gordon Smith answers questions and brings the somewhat ghastly model of the assassinated leader used in Oliver Stone's 1991 conspiracy-fuelled film.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed BRAD WHEELER 2011
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Special-effects actors and actresses for its highest honor, the Academy Awards, and every year the nominees are a mix of the
WN.com - Articles related to Diahann Carroll's One-Woman Concert Will Air on PBS 2010
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Special-effects Oscar going to Bay Area - No matter which film gets the Oscar for best visual effects at the Academy Awards this weekend, it's a guaranteed win for Autodesk Inc.
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Special-effects pioneer Ray Harryhausen designed and constructed the creatures, but they look positively prehistoric in these days of "Avatar."
ScrippsNews SHNS 2010
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Special-effects creators often seek to patent effects.
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Special-effects innovator Phil Tippett worked with some of the biggest blockbusters of the
ScrippsNews 2009
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