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Fleischer Studios patents for rotoscoping (“tracing live action”) and the Stereoptical Process (3D
panicatthesocialgathering:VFX Breakdown “Hallelujah” - Panic! at The Disco
Robert Abel & Associates again. The short Brilliance was developed as a TV ad for, uhm, canned f
Rick Baker transforms Michael Jackson into a werecat during the production of “Thriller” in 1983.The
talesfromweirdland:“Punk, acupuncture, and sci-fi”: Blondie’s Debbie Harry wearing an airbrushed, fo
Model and finished version of a Guardian, from Big Trouble in Little China (1986). What it sees, Lo
talesfromweirdland:Alien designs by Rick Baker (sculptures) and Ron Cobb (drawings) for the unmade S
sixpenceee:The result of combining both practical and VFX effects. (Source)
talesfromweirdland:Robert Abel & Associates again. The short Brilliance was developed as a TV ad
Alien designs by Rick Baker (sculptures) and Ron Cobb (drawings) for the unmade Steven Spielberg fil
Train To Busan: Peninsula (2020), dir. Yeon Sang-ho— cinematography by Lee Hyung-deok, VFX superviso
The EXORCIST (1973) movie prop at New York’s Museum of the Moving Image. I’d give it a wide berth.
talesfromweirdland:Spotlight on the giant from Equinox (1970). Sure, he hits like a little girl, but
Spotlight on the giant from Equinox (1970). Sure, he hits like a little girl, but that doesn’t make
talesfromweirdland:Spotlight on the giant from Equinox (1970). Sure, he hits like a little girl, but
talesfromweirdland:Spotlight on the giant from Equinox (1970). Sure, he hits like a little girl, but
“Punk, acupuncture, and sci-fi”: Blondie’s Debbie Harry wearing an airbrushed, form-fitting bodysuit
talesfromweirdland:“Punk, acupuncture, and sci-fi”: Blondie’s Debbie Harry wearing an airbrushed, fo
gffa:VFX Artist Reveals HOW BIG Star Wars Ships REALLY Are! [x]
gffa:VFX Artist Reveals HOW BIG Star Wars Ships REALLY Are! | via CorridorCrew
Early Gremlin/Mogwai designs by Chris Walas.
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