How things change.
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Have a look at the below You tube clip of the making of the HBO intro back in the day.
It's amazing how things have progressed since those days, but yikes the amount of work needed in creating that is mind boggling.
(check out the "computer camera software")It took 14 hours to film
, kinda like an animation render 
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Thanks for that find Pete. I actually remember watching that very thing years ago.
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I think old school is the term im looking for.
Quite amazing to think that anyone of us could probably do something of a similar quality in half the time, though.
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@remus said:
Quite amazing to think that anyone of us could probably do something of a similar quality in half the time, though.
Err..Not me
Actually this clip was pretty enjoyable to me.
Even more than a lot of movie CG at present day.
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Well 3/4 guys working for 3 weeks (i think thats how long he said) so thats the equivalent of a months of solid modelling time (approx half the time they had.)
Complete with a subscription to formfonts and youd be sorted
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May have taken a long time to make, but I like it. There's a hand-made quality to it that I sometimes miss in CG. (I'm also a sucker for Wallace & Gromit.)
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Most Film and Tv art departments were still on the board in the mid 90's.
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Virtual backlots are what's happening now.
Here's a link showing some San Francisco VisFx I did for a series set in SF and shot in Vancouver called Killer Instinct...
http://www.awntv.com/videos/stargate-digital-eli-stone-sf-virtual-backlotGoogle Stargate if you want to see how it's done.
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Thanks for the great link.
I couldn't help smiling at one of the comments made.
@unknownuser said:
Screw you! I'm a model builder and used to make six figures making this crap!
Damn you computersRegards
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@remus said:
I think old school is the term im looking for.
Quite amazing to think that anyone of us could probably do something of a similar quality in half the time, though.
...More like a step in the evolutionary process.
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