Inside VFX: An Insider's View Into The Visual Effects And Film Business
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| Rating | : | 4.15 (730 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00R1SKKSG |
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| Number of Pages | : | 304 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-09-02 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Grage shines a light on just why and how themovie business and the VFX "business" are so royally screwed up. Thisbook, with its statistical analysis and commonsense approach, fullyencapsulates the problems. The amount of information Pierre Grage uncovers isgroundbreaking. It should be a primer for every student ofVFX or animation, a must-read for anyone who works in the industry and,in fact, should be mandatory for every studio executive who might be"looking to put (yet another) VFX studio out of business."SCOTT ROSS --Co-Founder of Digital Domain and former CEO of Industrial Light & Magic, Sr VP Lucasfilm Ltd."Inside VFX is a must-read for anyone interested in the film and VFXbusiness. This is the one and only book about the film and VFXindustry you need to re
Grage shines a light on just why and how the movie business and the VFX “business” are so royally screwed up. Pierre Grage is a senior visual effects professional, who has worked on numerous blockbuster films including Avatar, Harry Potter 5 and Pacific Rim. The amount of information Pierre Grage uncovers is groundbreaking. It should be a primer for every student of VFX or animation, a must-read for anyone who works in the industry and, in fact, should be mandatory for every studio executive who might be “looking to put (yet another) VFX studio out of business.”SCOTT ROSS —Co-Founder of Digital Domain and former CEO of Industrial Light & Magic, Sr VP Lucasfilm Ltd."Inside VFX is a must-read for anyone interested in the film and VFX business. Inside VFX gives you the whole story and it’s brutally honest. If you want a look into the rich history and the many industry pressures found in today’s Hollywood VFX industry, this is the book for you.JENN EPSTEIN —BECTU, Stage Screen & Radio, April/May 2015 Issue. In this book
"Not pleasant for anyone trying to make a living in what used to be a pretty satisfying occupation" according to Thomas Briggs. A much appreciated overview of the dismal economics of the VFX industry. Grage provides what the artists cannot, the economic forces that are pushing their engagement and value to the industry down. Not pleasant for anyone trying to make a living in what used to be a pretty satisfying occupation, but necessary.. Kindle Customer said Pure awesomeness. Incredibly clear view of the industry. Tough, sharp and written with great love of the visual effects. Recommended for everyone involved.. Perspective! Very unique point of view. As an aspiring VFX artist I would recommend this book to anyone alike. Very smooth read.