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#53383From: Dan KemmisAug 13, 1993 5:59 PM
Any of you really cool animators that have made some pieces for the big time… Would you care to let me know what they were… I've had many a customer say "what's been on TV." I'd love to have a few more answers! Other production info is welcome too! Thanks for your help
#53398From: james hydeAug 13, 1993 10:02 PM
Dan, You need to get a copy of the `93 Siggraph demo reel, it had a whole section titled "seen on TV".
#53627From: curt westergardAug 16, 1993 9:28 PM
How to get a demo tape from siggraph? —-isolated
#53640From: james hydeAug 17, 1993 12:36 AM
Curt, You might try getting your dealer to make you a copy, they usually end up with one sooner or later. James
#53778From: Dan KemmisAug 18, 1993 1:51 AM
Curt I've dupped my demo reel. if you will pay shipping and tape fee, I can help… Autodesk and proud of it!!! Dr Pixel
#53777From: Dan KemmisAug 18, 1993 1:50 AM
I've got a copy of the cool tape… But; The as seen on TV stuff is from the international market… That is cool if you watch channel 97 from Moscow… Actualy I love the demo tape more than my mom… But some "big name" US market video would be real slick… Sony's endorsment is awesome and if I can get that tape??? As the pixel renders Dr Pixel
#53812From: james hydeAug 18, 1993 11:33 AM
Dan, I'm not sure what the Sony endorsment tape is. Check out last years SIGGRAPH tape, It had my MTV basketball animation on it… James
#53407From: Aug 13, 1993 11:33 PM
Dan: >> Any of you really cool animators that have made some pieces for the big >> time… "what's been on TV." Well, in addition to the four-star CBS special "Ancient Secrets of the Bible II" you and I watched together while we were back east, we've had "The Incredible Discovery of Noah's Ark", again on CBS, a piece for Nova called "This Old Pyramid", and a National Geographic sequence on the Sphinx. We are currently working on "Ancient Mysteries of the World", another CBS prime time special, which should be airing late September/early October. Since you are gathering this info, why don't you compile it and upload it to the libraries as an ASCII file? Should make interesting reading!