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• The solution was to use actual scorpions blue screen process in post-production.
• It was the first film released in VistaVision, a wide-screen process.
• "The Desperate Hours " was the first black-and-white movie in VistaVision, Paramount's wide-screen process.
• With a small crew, Fasano produces all he designs, mostly by the silk-screen process.
• The Joly Screen process had some problems.
• And even if the Ultimatte equipment isn't used, numerous filmmakers employ the blue-screen process pioneered by the Vlahos family.
• In a normal screen process, these bromides would be barely enough to sustain an interstitial program on the Discovery Channel.
• He knew that these scenes included some very critical acting and suggested using the green screen process for greater control.
• In the'70s, Ultimatte took the photochemical blue-screen process to a new dimension by marrying it with sophisticated computer software and scanners.
• The tank area was also used heavily beginning in the 1960s as Disney pioneered the use of the sodium screen process.
• Vlahos, a Tarzana resident, will share his Oscar with his father, Petro, who invented the original photochemical blue-screen process in the 1950s.
• Ultimatte employees also are receiving a plaque for creation of a computer software program used as a tool in the blue-screen process.
• On average, 1.5 seconds is required for the screen process to reach a steady state and for particles to cover the screen.
• THE BIG TRAIL . John Wayne's exploits in his first starring role were filmed in Grandeur, an early wide-screen process . 1930.
• A state-of-the-art film stock and a new blue-screen process have won their inventors Academy Awards in the engineering category, it was announced Tuesday.
• In 1955, Zinnemann brought to the screen Rodgers and Hammerstein's landmark musical " Oklahoma !, " which successfully introduced Michael Todd's wide-screen process, Todd-AO.
• The film was photographed by noted British cinematographer Jack Cardiff in Technicolor and Technirama ( the wide screen process developed by the Technicolor Corporation ).
• Hollywood's attempt to defeat the little black-and-white box with Cinemascope, Cinerama, VistaVision and a variety of wide-screen processes and gimmicks such as 3-D is well documented.
• The sensor is actually the size of two motion picture 35mm frames, similar to a 20th-century wide-screen process promoted by Paramount Studios, Called " Vista-Vision ".
• "It's kind of like a very advanced version of chromakey, " he said, referring to the familiar blue-screen process that puts maps and rain scenes behind TV weathermen.