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"Industrial Light & Magic" tells the story, through the words of the filmmakers, artists, and technicians who forever changed the world of cinema, of the multiple-Academy-Award-winning visual effects house, Industrial Light & Magic, which was founded by George Lucas in 1975 and celebrated its 35th anniversary in 2010. Featuring never-before-seen imagery, "Industrial Light and Magic" begins with the tale of a small team of students, engineers, and artists who pioneered analogue effects that had never been attempted or realised on the screen for "Star Wars" (1977), and continues through the company's rapid expansion and work, over the next three decades, on more than three hundred films - and into the digital and computer-generated effects era - including the "Star Wars Saga", "the Indiana Jones" series, "the Back to the Future" trilogy, several "Star Trek" films, "the Jurassic Park" trilogy, "the Harry Potter" franchise, "Ghostbusters II", "Who Framed Roger Rabbit", "the Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise, "Iron Man", "Avatar", and the "Transformers" films. This richly illustrated book, featuring extensive commentary by George Lucas, Dennis Murren, John Knoll, Pablo Helman, Rob Coleman, Lorne Peterson, and others, covers the entire scope of ILM's history and filmography, but focuses on the state-of-the art accomplishments and technical achievements from 1996 onward, offering a crash course and behind-the-scenes view on the most groundbreaking effects being created today.
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Je serai aussi court que le contenu du livre : Ne gaspiller pas votre argent . C'est que des photos avec chacune un titre et une toute petite description. Pour un prix d'achat de 45 Euros, c'est limite une arnaque
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360 pages de textes et photos sur ILM : que du bonheur pour ceux qui ont grandi avec les effets spéciaux et de cinéma de science fiction. C'est un condensé de prouesses technologiques et surtout artistiques; que de travail pour quelques images enfouies dans nos mémoires d'éternels enfants ! Même si tout est en anglais, on comprend tout de ces prodiges dont Méliès et Jules Verne auraient rêvé.
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It's like watching magic tricks being revealed
30 décembre 2011
Par Parka
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The two earlier books from ILM were Industrial Light & Magic: The Art of Special Effects in 1987 and Industrial Light & Magic: Into the Digital Realm in 1996.
This new 360-page hardcover features 43 films from 1995 to 2011. Movies from before 1995 are featured in only a few pages since they were in the earlier books. To give you an idea of how far it goes back, the first movie featured is Casper (1995).
The more recent movies are Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy, Transformers, Iron Man, and the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy and even Rango from 2011.
Each movie has a writeup focusing on the special effects used, and comes with accompanying film stills and photos from behind the scenes. The interesting stories and interviews from the film staff makes for a fascinating read. It's like finding out how magic tricks are done. These guys are living right at the bleeding edge, creating software for making movies when nothing else in the market exists. It's intriguing to read how they overcome challenges that come with every film.
This book is a wonderful flashback at how techniques for movie making have evolved. In Jumanji, The monkeys riding on the police bike still looked rather crude. Fast forward to present time, we now have Avatar which is basically a full length special effects movie.
Highly recommended to movie buffs.
(There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)
This new 360-page hardcover features 43 films from 1995 to 2011. Movies from before 1995 are featured in only a few pages since they were in the earlier books. To give you an idea of how far it goes back, the first movie featured is Casper (1995).
The more recent movies are Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy, Transformers, Iron Man, and the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy and even Rango from 2011.
Each movie has a writeup focusing on the special effects used, and comes with accompanying film stills and photos from behind the scenes. The interesting stories and interviews from the film staff makes for a fascinating read. It's like finding out how magic tricks are done. These guys are living right at the bleeding edge, creating software for making movies when nothing else in the market exists. It's intriguing to read how they overcome challenges that come with every film.
This book is a wonderful flashback at how techniques for movie making have evolved. In Jumanji, The monkeys riding on the police bike still looked rather crude. Fast forward to present time, we now have Avatar which is basically a full length special effects movie.
Highly recommended to movie buffs.
(There are more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)
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Most Personal ILM Book Yet!
20 octobre 2011
Par Mark Malamud
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I admit I was a bit nervous about yet another ILM book, but I have nothing but praise for this one. In addition to a fabulous collection of images (de rigeur for any book of this sort), this is the first ILM book I've seen that is also chock-full of in-depth quotations from the people who actually worked on its various SFX projects throughout the years. In fact, this book is essentially built around the words of people from the very top all the way down to those who were hands-on with the tiniest details of any production. My ***FAVORITE*** ILM book to date. Highly recommended!
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Whitman Sampler of ILM Effects!
15 novembre 2011
Par Michael OConnor
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ILM obviously has bragging rights when it comes to movie visual effects. Paging through this wonderfully-illustrated, coffee-table tribute to ILM, it's staggering to see how many top-grossing and Oscar-winning movies ILM has been involved with. Pamela Glintenkamp's INDUSTRIAL LIGHT & MAGIC, THE ART OF INNOVATION offers up a photos-and-text guided tour to those films and the ILM craftsmen responsible for some of the most creative imagery ever seen in motion pictures.
Glintenkap takes a chronological approach to the ILM story. After a brief chapter summarizing and illustrating the facility's 1975-1994 output, Glintenkamp recounts the last 16 years worth of flicks ILM has contributed to starting with CASPER in 1995 and ending with RANGO in 2011. In-between those two films are chapters on TWISTER, MEN IN BLACK, TITANIC, SAVING PRIVATE RYAN, the various STAR WARS episodes, PERFECT STORM, MUMMY RETURNS, PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN & all the sequels, IRON MAN, WAR OF THE WORLDS, AVATAR, etc. Each film gets a four-ten page write-up with lots of well-reproduced, mostly-color photographs. Visually, the book is a delight.
Interwoven with the visuals are comments from George Lucas and various ILM stalwarts such as Ken Ralston, Dennis Muren, John Knoll, Stefen Fangmeier, Lorne Peterson, Roger Guyett, Eric Brevig, Jason Smith, Habib Zargarpour, Rob Coleman, Willi Geiger and Jim Mitchell as to how they created all that on-screen magic. I found their observations quite interesting.
If you're a movie buff, you'll obviously want to put INDUTRIAL LIGHT & MAGIC, THE ART OF INNOVATION on your Christmas want list. It's an appealing and informative overview of a top-notch film effects organization at work. Recommended.
Glintenkap takes a chronological approach to the ILM story. After a brief chapter summarizing and illustrating the facility's 1975-1994 output, Glintenkamp recounts the last 16 years worth of flicks ILM has contributed to starting with CASPER in 1995 and ending with RANGO in 2011. In-between those two films are chapters on TWISTER, MEN IN BLACK, TITANIC, SAVING PRIVATE RYAN, the various STAR WARS episodes, PERFECT STORM, MUMMY RETURNS, PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN & all the sequels, IRON MAN, WAR OF THE WORLDS, AVATAR, etc. Each film gets a four-ten page write-up with lots of well-reproduced, mostly-color photographs. Visually, the book is a delight.
Interwoven with the visuals are comments from George Lucas and various ILM stalwarts such as Ken Ralston, Dennis Muren, John Knoll, Stefen Fangmeier, Lorne Peterson, Roger Guyett, Eric Brevig, Jason Smith, Habib Zargarpour, Rob Coleman, Willi Geiger and Jim Mitchell as to how they created all that on-screen magic. I found their observations quite interesting.
If you're a movie buff, you'll obviously want to put INDUTRIAL LIGHT & MAGIC, THE ART OF INNOVATION on your Christmas want list. It's an appealing and informative overview of a top-notch film effects organization at work. Recommended.
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