Cinefex Issue #86, July 2001
Many artists and enthusiasts study the final result on screen, but the true value lies in understanding the design strategy and technical execution behind the picture. Cinefex magazine has always been the definitive journal for visual effects, and issue #86 offers a lot of classic film knowhow, both analog and digital.
This specific volume provides a detailed analysis of two major features, Pearl Harbor and Evolution, breaking down the complex processes of integrating live-action performance with digital and practical effects.
This issue also looks at Moulin Rouge, Final Fantasy, and Driven.
This magazine functions as a comprehensive technical guide, revealing the solutions to major creative and logistical problems. The content focuses on the practical application of special effects:For any artist, concept designer, or film enthusiast, a volume of Cinefex is an indispensable technical document. It’s the ultimate reference for understanding how the principles of light, form, and composition are applied at the highest level of film production. Single copy, act now!