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Ed Ulbrich nos muestra como Benjamin Button obtuvo su rostro.

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Ed Ulbrich, el gurú de efectos digitales de Digital Domain, nos explica la tecnología merecedora de un Oscar que le permitió a su equipo crear jóvenes y ancianas versiones digitales del rostro de Brad Pitt para la película "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button."

At Digital Domain, Ed Ulbrich works at the leading edge of computer-generated visuals. On a recent project, filmmakers, artists, and technologists have been working at a breakthrough point where reality and digitally created worlds collide. Full bio »

Translated into Spanish by Gustavo Ibarguengoytia
Reviewed by Gabriela Sellart
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