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Aurelio 2021-12-09 08:01:21
Disney movie special effects secrets for only $400
Born in Germany, Herman Schultheis is an amateur anthropologist and archaeologist, proficient in music, photography and engineering. In February 1939, Disney’s newly developed special effects department hired him. At this time, Walt Disney’s Mickey Mouse animated short film was gradually losing its...
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Antonette 2021-12-09 08:01:21
Once this triggered a reflection on the film itself
In 1940, on the eve of Disney's golden age, the collision of classical music with painting and film seemed to herald its coming glory. In this movie, especially "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor" and 5 "Intermission", we can flash in the color of the inner panel and the collision and distortion of the...
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Jazlyn 2022-04-22 07:01:25
Gorgeous. Except the image of the centaurs is too disgusting. .
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Ambrose 2021-12-09 08:01:21
It is full of all kinds of arrogant and arrogant pre-computer era. In the long shot in the last section of Ave Maria, the scene is composed of six pieces of glass. It takes more than ten days to shoot each frame. After shooting, I found that the wrong shot can only be repeated. In the end, the special effects crew spent a week in the studio for a week before catching up with the premiere. There is an animator named Schultheis who insists on recording every day, leaving a very detailed note, which is now in the Disney Museum, I hope it will be published.
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