Recommended Book
I was fortunate enough recently to receive the book "CGI Filmmaking - The Creation of Ghost Warrior" as a gift. I am about 3/4 of the way through reading it at the moment, and simply cannot put it down.
Timothy Albee has not only a great insight into the art and science of CGI filmmaking, but a truly engaging writing style that leaves you inspired and excited. Throughout the book Timothy makes constant references to the belief that anyone driven enough is capable of creating art and CGI films, "I cannot draw" is simply not an option. This in itself is a welcome breath of fresh air, none of the egotistical self-praising techno-babble of other books I've read in this vein. Timothy sets out to not only detail how "Kaze" originated, took shape and was produced, but to show that with the right procedures, drive and determination, anyone can do it.
Ghost Warrior -- Main
Timothy Albee has not only a great insight into the art and science of CGI filmmaking, but a truly engaging writing style that leaves you inspired and excited. Throughout the book Timothy makes constant references to the belief that anyone driven enough is capable of creating art and CGI films, "I cannot draw" is simply not an option. This in itself is a welcome breath of fresh air, none of the egotistical self-praising techno-babble of other books I've read in this vein. Timothy sets out to not only detail how "Kaze" originated, took shape and was produced, but to show that with the right procedures, drive and determination, anyone can do it.
Ghost Warrior -- Main
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