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Don Levy: Een cinematografische reis door de visuele effecten
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110 jaar geleden liet Georges Meliès een ruimteschip in het oog van het mannetje in de maan inslaan. Hoe ver zijn de visuele effecten sindsdien geëvolueerd? In nauwe samenwerking met de Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, neemt Don Levy ons mee op een visuele reis door de speciale effecten, van de imitaties van de vroege technologie tot de naadloze wonderen van de moderne film.
Don Levy has served on the frontlines of the digital transformation of entertainment. For 17 years, he led the communications efforts for top visual effects and digital animation studio, Sony Pictures Imageworks. He is fascinated by the magic of movies. Full bio »
Translated into Dutch by Rik Delaet
Reviewed by Christel Foncke
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