Animation, Special & Visual EffectsDigital Effects, Polymer Clay • Animator/Special Effects TechnicianLearn the Art of Animation & Visual EffectsBeginners Guide To Animation Sculpting Characters With ClayA great program for craft makers and student clay animators!Hollywood clay animator Mark Sawicki, shares his secrets and techniques forsculpting cartoon characters. This program describes the properties of polymerclay and the tools used to sculpt, bake and paint the material. Teaches basicforms, the fundamentals of posture, anatomy, the creation of a character andpainting techniques. Comes complete with study guide. 48 min.NEWStop Motion Animation With Stop Motion ProF957DVD $79.95Excellent for Students & Novice AnimatorsThe program teaches the fundamental principles of animation by demonstratingthe persistence of vision phenomenon by way of the Thoumatrope, Zoetrope andFlip Book. Learn the history of motion picture technology, the evolution of framerates in film and video and the concept of resolution in film formats & digitalfiles. Demonstrations show how to plan out & time the animation of a toy truckand how to plot animation curves in order to achieve smooth animation. 33 min.F1192DVD $79.95NEW How To Create & Animate A Clay PuppetWith Stop Motion ProClay animator Mark Sawicki examines the fundamental design concepts of theanimation armature and builds an inexpensive puppet skeleton based on hischaracter design. The puppet is then sculpted over the armature including theexpressive face and the body which is kept pliable for animation. Discover howto set-up a digital camera and computer software to record your clay animation.Comes complete with study guide. 48 min. F958DVD $79.95Computer Animation Magic - The History of AnimationSee how computer animation sequences are built up step-by-step, from wireframe models to the addition of color, lighting and texture. See the effective useof computer graphics in advertising, news production, business communication,architectural and product design, education, medicine, scientific research, realtime simulation, children’s games and dramatic production. 58 min.F626DVD $149.00Computer Dreams - The History of AnimationThis video anthology plants you at the drawing board of some of the most ingeniousdigital effects ever created. Witness the birth of the lovable Nestor Sextone,the amazing computer generated actor with a thousand expressions and CaptainPower, featuring live action and digitized robots working in unison. 58 min.F627DVD $149.00Computer Visions - The History of AnimationJoin Ray Tracy, the world's first computer generated television host, on an internationaljourney through a fantastic universe of images and storiescreated by artists on the cutting edge of computer animation. 58 min.20F625DVD $149.00Animation GamesThis award-winning program gives you an overview of animation technique aswell as segments on puppet animation, cutout animation and pixelation.51 min.Twilight CameramanF745DVD $59.95Acrylic Heads & HandsFeatures step-by-step demonstrations on the technique for making sophisticatedacrylic heads and hands for special effects sequences. 12 min.NEWRay Harryhausen: The Master of AnimationStopmotion animator and filmmaker Ray Harryhausen’sachievements and influence are incalculable.Numerous giants in the world of cinema have citedhis work, especially in The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad(1958) as the most profound reason that theyattempted a career in films. This program reflects onhis pioneering career and the future of animation.Loaded with rare stills from throughout his manyfilms and those of his key influence, Willis O’Brien(King Kong). 19 min.F2650DVD $99.00NEWMaking WolvyF764DVD $49.95A must for st udent s of special effectsThis unprecedented documentary features footage and behind-the-scenes materialfrom Wolvy - a six-character fantasy film. Learn how effects master ToddTucker used a variety of methods, including facial prosthetics, puppeted creaturesuits, remote control “animatronics,” special costumes, and puppeteering torealize his unique vision. 24 min.F1169DVD $119.00NEWA Historical Program for a Visual Effects ClassTwilight Cameraman gives a rare glimpse into theremarkable craft of optical printing which was of greatimportance in the field of visual effects. It demonstratesthe step-by-step procedures used to shootfilm opticals. Before his transition into digital, VisualEffects cameraman Mark Sawicki documented the oldstyle craftsmanship of the traditional optical cameraman.This program is a wonderful companion pieceto the Albert Whitlock: A Master of Illusion as Sawickiworked as cameraman for Whitlock’s protégé’s BillTaylor and Syd Dutton (now effects supervisors). Thisprogram pays homage to an exciting craft that washanded down from one camera person to another inthe last age of apprenti"ship. 14 min.F1191DVD $79.95Albert Whitlock: A Master of IllusionWinner: Ohio Film FestivalThe Creation of Special Visual EffectsFeaturing Mel BrooksA Master of Illusion profiles Albert Whitlock, the visualwizard who became a legend in Hollywood for hisability to transform simple movie scenes into creativewonders through the cinematic art of matte painting(paintings on glass that are superimposed on film).Using Mel Brooks A History of the World - Part I as abackdrop, Albert Whitlock: A Master of Illusion, takes abehind-the-scenes look at the creation of specialvisual effects in the movie business. Academy Awardwinner, Whitlock takes you to his studio where he reveals the secrets of a moviesdevelopment, the intricate details involved in creating illusions and demonstratesthe tricks which made him famous - from creating dust storms to re-enacting TheHindenburg Disaster. 30 min.F1159DVD $79.95
Mask Making SeriesThe Complete Series Teaching The Art of Mold Making,Casting & Painting Full Head Latex MasksTaught by F/X Pros – Anthony Giordano & Omar SfreddoTheatre, Performing ArtsSpecial Effects Artist/Costume Designer • Mask Making, Costume DesignIf you want to learn the secrets of how the award-winning Hollywood specialeffects artists make those great looking latex masks and special effects props –then these programs are for you! These two great industry insider special effectsartists team up to teach students all the basic techniques & many studio tricks.The same techniques can be applied to creating props and theatrical displays.Molding & Casting Latex MasksLearn the secrets of how the award-winning Hollywood special effects artistsmake great looking latex masks & special effect props. Special effects artists OmarSfreddo & Anthony Giordano introduce you to mold making, casting and demonstratethe art of creating full head latex monster masks.Teaches:• Preparing clay walls • Creating the plaster mold • Building pry points •• Demolding • Pouring the casting • Demolding the finished mask •60 min. F1195DVD $99.00Finishing & Painting Latex MasksExplore the entire process from first conceiving your masks through preparingand finishing each project.Teaches:• Trimming the mask • Making repairs • Usingthe air brush • Shading & highlighting •Painting veining • Teeth & eyes • Final finishes •60 min. F1196DVD $99.00Visual Effects - Mask MakingCreature PeopleA rare behind-the-scenes from the set of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Watch theentire makeup process from beginning to end as effects master Dave Quashnicktransforms actors J.G. Hertzler into Klingon general, Martok. Makeup enthusiasts,students, and Star Trek fans will be fascinated to witness the application of makeupappliances and paint to create the marauding Martok in a detailed step-bystepformat. 16 min.F2000DVD $99.00Pattern Development★★★★ Four Stars - Highly Recommended.BestSeller"T his Pattern Development program w ill be of interest toclasses in costuming or anyone involved in producingtheatrical costumes." - <strong>Video</strong> Rating Guide for Libraries.The cutter or draper is at the heart of a costume construction team and transfersa costume designer's sketch into fully developed patterns and supervises thework of the stitchers in turning that pattern into a finished costume. Showshow to measure, costume sketch, develop a paper pattern and fitting a designmock-up. 75 min. F611DVD $129.00The Basic CostumerCostumer Carma Shawger covers costume research, the taking of measurements,costume acquisition and maintenance and various approaches to pattern making.She uses live models and historical illustrations to take an in-depth look at thespecific requirements of Elizabethan, Victorian and Jazz Age costumes.Costuming a theatrical production can be fun and rewarding with properorganization. This video highlights 3 major time periods used frequently ineducational theatre and shows how to costume a production efficiently and costeffectively. Covers organization and research, Victorian era, measurements, Jazzera, acquisitions, patterns, Elizabethan era and costume maintenance. 73 min.VHS: F647 $119.00 F647DVD $149.00MaskThis program explores two fundamentals of masks as a supplement and complementto Mime technique. One set of exercises explores the use of “neutralexpression” masks to force students to learn to express emotion through postureand gesture, without reliance on facial expression. The remaining exercisesexplore the use of masks as a way of inhabiting alternative identities, whetheranimal, human or phantasmagoric. 54 min. VHS: F914 $149.00Mask MakingThis program begins with a rich overview of the use of masks in a wide variety ofcultures, demonstrating four basic mask-making techniques, ranging from a simple“plaster bandage” and papier-mâché techniques to subtle and flexible latexmasks requiring three work sessions for completion. Features dozens of colorfulmasks in a wide range of styles, from the subtle to the outlandish. 54 min.VHS: F915 $149.00Order: 1-800-262-8862 Fax: 1-310-574-0886 Email: sale@firstlightvideo.com www.firstlightvideo.com 21
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