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Beauty-Grading in Resolve

Using software to approximate images of people to current conventions of beauty is work that has shifted more and more from compositing to the domain of grading. As the possibilities increased, so did the demands. Following on from the last article, which dealt with best practices in colour grading in general, we would like to take a very specific look at tips in the area of beauty and retouching. Here, too, we take the perspective of filmmakers who, for budgetary reasons, are "forced" to grade all or at least part of their films themselves and have already gained some experience in Resolve.
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animago AWARD 2018 – Winners and Nominees

animago AWARD 2018 – Winners and Nominees

After almost a thousand entries, it was quite difficult for the jury to decide who should take home the coveted prize - and after lengthy discussions, these were their choices. We will introduce all projects in the upcoming 2O19-issues of Digital Production. So without further ado...
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Spider webs vs. electric flashes

Review: In DP 07 : 2014, the most popular spider-man in film history was electrostatically charged. "The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Rise of Electro" was one of the most elaborate projects for Sony Pictures Imageworks in 2014. We caught up with digital effects supervisor David A. Smith.
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Vantage Point opens on February 28

This breathless thriller stars Dennis Quaid (“Traffic”), Academy Award winner William Hurt (“Syriana”), Matthew Fox (“Lost”), Academy Award winner Forest Whitaker (“The Last King of Scotland”), Sigourney Weaver (“The Village”) and Eduardo Noriega (“Che Guevara”). Directed by Pete Travis.
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“The Golden Compass” Points the Way to Number One

In recent years, Christmas has always been the time of the big fantasy blockbusters. After "The Lord of the Rings", "Narnia" and "Eragon", this year "The Golden Compass" is on the wish list. Around 460,000 visitors saw the film on its opening weekend. The adaptation of the Philip Pullman novel enters the media control cinema charts directly at number one. 834 cinemas had the film in their programme at the weekend. Director Chris Weitz hired Daniel Craig, Nicole Kidman and Dakota Blue Richards for the leading roles.
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