The Making of Tron: How Tron Changed Visual Effects and Disney Forever
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| Rating | : | 4.78 (818 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0615494501 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 282 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-02-26 |
| Language | : | English |
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In the era of "Star Wars" and "Raiders of the Lost Ark," Disney desperately needed to reinvent itself. Its films were no longer drawing audiences into theaters. "Tron" was so innovative, it would change how audiences saw movies and it would forever transform the film industry. "The Making of Tron: How Tron Changed Visual Effects and Disney Forever" traces the making of this groundbreaking computer driven film from its inception, through its setbacks and in-fighting, to its enormous influence on modern culture. Featuring exclusive interviews with Jeff Bridges, Cindy Morgan, Steven Lisberger, Donald Kushner, Harrison Ellenshaw, Richard Taylor, and "Tron" alumni, "The Making of Tron: How Tron Changed Visual Effects and Disney Forever" will blow away your perception of one of the most innovative films of all time.. In 1982, Walt Disney Productions was in serious trouble. Disney found its salvation in a radical new film called "Tron." Led by a fearless first-time feature film director, the cast and crew
The Making of TRON R. W. Martin Bill Kallay - Finally gives us 30 year TRON fans a taste of what it was like to be part of making this ground breaking movie. He interviewed as many people as possible giving us in depth stories and trips down memory lane. The photo's are nostalgic and really take you back. I was 16 years old when I saw TRON in t. A wealth of information that sorely needs some images and color Matthieu P. Raillard This book appears to be a self-published labor of love by William Kallay. I won't lie- the appearance of the book is a bit disappointing the first time you hold it in your hand- the lack of color, the few photos inside, the layout. It is clear that this is a seriously researched work, and it is also quickly evide. The movie that changed the filmmaking world forever. Alan S. A fascinating tale of the making of a truly groundbreaking film. This book covers Walt Disney Studios' big gamble in 1982 on an untried technology and a unique group of cutting edge filmmakers. With insightful interviews and a detailed look at the very beginnings of the new world of digital imagery, it is a true
Kallay's writing has taken him from studio backlots to the red carpet. His follow-up, "Backyard Universe," enchanted audiences in 2006. . He is a former contributing editor to Widescreen Review magazine and writer for Go, the official magazine for AirTran Airways. He has written extensively about filmmakers, film technology and has reviewed hundreds of DVDs and Blu-rays for his website, fromscripttodvd. His film, "Green Tea," won the prestigious Outstanding Writing Commendation Award from the 48 Hour Film Festival in Los Angeles (2004). About the Author William Kallay is an award-winning filmmaker and writer. Kallay lives in Southern California
His follow-up, "Backyard Universe," enchanted audiences in 2006. . He is a former contributing editor to Widescreen Review magazine and writer for Go, the official magazine for AirTran Airways. He has written extensively about filmmakers, film technology and has reviewed hundreds of DVDs and Blu-rays for his website, fromscripttodvd. His film, "Green Tea," won the prestigious Outstan