#Amigas on TV!
Just about every scene used an Amiga. The big screen stuff was a Betacam video
tape playback (various sources) into an Amiga with Live!, and then fed into a
second Amiga with genlock to do the data character overlay. The RGB was fed
into a GE video projector.
I'm sure you recognized the windows on some of the computer closeups. The
green screen text closeups were an Apple II. Apparently a Gould 9080 (whatever
that is) generated the wire-frame brain.
In the first fifteen seconds there is a brief shot of a technician with two
B7W monitors in the background, and those monitors are flickering like mad.
That occurs when the monitors are not locked to the film camera, but I don't
know how that happened (hey, they could have hired me if they had wanted too.)
Otherwise I didn't notice the stationary bar either. They did a very good job.
No Amiga credit at the end. I shall have to talk to someone about that.
—Mike