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Industrial Light and Magic's Special Effects for
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Star Trek II + III
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Star Trek II-The Wrath Of Kahn
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Special Visual Effect Supervisors Special Effects Cameramen
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Ken Ralston and Jim Veilleux Donald Dow
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Scott Ferrar
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Matte painting artists Ultra High Speed Camera
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Cris Evans Bruce Hill Prod.
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Frank Ordaz
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The special effects crew of this film were at work about
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six days(60 hours) each week. Most of the models were created
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at ILM out of brass plates which were etched where lights
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were needed. Then, neon lights were placed inside to create a
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wonderful glow. At the end of the film, when the explosion
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was set of by the Genesis device, a special high speed camera
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was used. For an example of the speed, normal cameras at
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normal speed travel at 24 fps(frames per second) the camera
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for this shot ran at 2500 fps! So fast that on film it took
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one minute forty four seconds and in real time it took less
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than one second.
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Star Trek III-The Search For Spock
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Special Visual Effect Supervisor Visual Effects Cameramen
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Ken Ralston Donald Dow
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Scott Ferrar
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Special Effect Art Directors Selwyn Eddy III
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Nilo Rodis-Jamero
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David Carson Creature Supervisor
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David Sosalla
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In this film, many of the same ideas were used to do the
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effects in Star Trek 2. One of the new ideas was the doglike
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pet of the Klingon leader. To do this, Ken Ralston built a
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foam latex `dog' and operated it from a small cut away
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section of the ship's raised floor. The detailed models of
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Star Trek III were made by William Beck, Mike Fulmer, Ira
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Keeler, and Jeff Mann. ILM then used a motion control camera
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(guided by computer) to move the models in front of a blue
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screen. After alot of hard work and editing in an optical
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printer ,the models are `spliced' onto a prefilmed
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background.
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If you have any questions on the effects mentioned or any at
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all leave me a message by E-MAIL.
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I will also upload the effects to Star Trek:The Next
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Generation very soon.
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I hope you enjoyed the information, and can't wait to hear
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from you.
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Mark Schey 70701,1411
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This is not intended to infringe the rights of Lucasfilm
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Ltd., ILM, or Paramount Pictures.
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mn Orifice Destructors.
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Jesus : Alien StarChip, Youse Guys want some software, yes? Real
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cheap, I gotz me Fairy Tale, WordPerfect, AppleWorks. I'ya
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got it all. Ahl the newest warezzz.
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Satan : Not on your life Jesus, you ugly dude, you. We don't
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want any of your swill.
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Che : But sir, he's got AppleWorks. Can't we make an exception?
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Satan : What? And break the "Prime Destructive"?
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Che : But siiiiiir, it's AppleWorks!1!@11!!
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<smack>
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Che: Owww...
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Jesus : Well, Satan, wanna deal?
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Satan : Yeah, were going to deal with you alright.
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Announcer : The crew donn special isolation garments: black shiny
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jackets bearing the EnterBoing's emblem on the back, a bloody
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pentacle superimposed upon a goat's head. Check those pupils.
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The demonic crew shimmer away in a blazing explosion of special
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effects. and reappear in a bunch of twisty little mazes looking
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all alike. Stuff crawls down the walls, their feet stick to the
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floor as if they were in a cheap
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