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- Making
of Star Wars, Episode III - Revenge of the Sith - Packed
with hundreds of never-before-seen photos and interviews with
the visual-effects teams, cast, and crew–including writer/director
George Lucas and producer Rick McCallum–this outstanding
volume offers a rare insider’s look at the complete creative
process. Granted unprecedented access to all those involved
at every stage of the film, author and Lucas film senior editor
J. W. Rinzler captures in riveting detail the intense drama
and cliffhangers that occurred as production worked day and
night for three years to bring their monumental undertaking
to conclusion.
- Modeling
a Character in 3DS Max -
Paul Steed, modeler and animator of characters seen in id Software’s
Quake II and Quake III Arena, shows you all the tips, tricks,
and techniques that have made him one of the industry’s
most recognized 3D artists. Essentially one long tutorial, this
book chronicles the creation of a single character from concept
to texture mapping. Using each body part as an opportunity to
illustrate a different modeling method, Steed runs the gamut
of character creation
- Paper
Dreams: The Art And Artists Of Disney Story boards
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Focusing on the birth and progression of the story board method,
the noted animator/historian explores both the history and the
personalities of the Disney story board department. He takes
readers from the early Disney days (when Walt created the story
board to add depth and substance to the animated shorts the
early studio produced) to today (when ever-changing teams of
story specialists gather material and prepare sequence drawings
before artists flesh out those Disney masterpieces). Along the
way, Cane maker reveals the human effort required to bring an
animated film to life and throws in juicy tidbits garnered from
his interviews with animation pioneers. Lavish illustrations
accompany the text.
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