Computer Schedule In The Film Industry
Who makes a computer schedule for a national film
The material was published in No. 4-6, 2016, Print Film Booklet No. 4-6
The production of computer graphics is one of the most important technological steps in the work on a modern film. It will not be exaggerated to say that visual effects are present in the paintings of all genres, and some are not material without them. Imagine the way the movie is, like, "Fucking Floor without flying."
However, it is the quality of the computer graphics of Russian films that the viewer of a foreign technology cinema usually raises the most important questions. BC tried to understand how the domestic films evolved as the demand for large films increased.
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Computer visual effects are largely the evolving development of combined surveys and optical effects created by special printers or stunt machines. The ILM Studio, founded by George Lucas in the '70s, to produce special effects to the film of the Evil Wars: New Nadezhda, at first time, had optical effects. The computer schedule of studio specialists worked closely at the end of the 1980s, laying the foundation for global change in the 1990s. The TERMINATOR ' s artistic and rolling success of the TERMINAR 2: A DUIL DAY (1991) has been a powerful push for a paradigm shift in the production of effects. The point of non-return was passed by a cinema photographer on the screens of the YURSK PER (1993).
Cinema leaders have become aware that computer technologies can produce much more than combined images here and now, and have tremendous potential for development. But what happened at this time?
With the collapse of the Soviet Union, the cinema system and the technical base were under the knife. All work on combined surveys was lost. One of the first computer graphics was the companies importing software and equipment. They were chasing television projects and advertising.
Despite the fall of the film industry, the creators have sometimes approached visual impact specialists. For example, for the Drama, the Renderclub artists who are currently not present have painted ball lighting. A famous scene with a cow in a comedy NATIONAL OBSERVATIONS Also includes computer-written limbs of the limb. This visual stunt was performed by artists " attached " to " Linfilma " . But such work was not systematic in view of the small number of films made.
