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'''Amblin Imaging''' was a visual effects studio that did computer animation and special effects for the ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'' episode {{e|Emergence}} and the first two seasons of ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]''. It was formed by filmmaker {{w|Steven Spielberg}} and {{w|Universal Studios}} for the science fiction series ''SeaQuest DSV''. |
'''Amblin Imaging''' was a visual effects studio that did computer animation and special effects for the ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'' episode {{e|Emergence}} and the first two seasons of ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]''. It was formed by filmmaker {{w|Steven Spielberg}} and {{w|Universal Studios}} for the science fiction series ''SeaQuest DSV''. |
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+ | Among Amblin's achievements were the creation of the emergent life form for "Emergence" and that of the CG model for the {{USS|Voyager}}. They also created the show's opening title sequence. The Amblin Imaging team won an [[Emmy Award]] for its work on ''Voyager''{{'}}s pilot episode, {{e|Caretaker}}. [http://www.grantboucher.com/] |
In addition to ''Voyager'' and ''SeaQuest'', Amblin Imaging worked on the science fiction series ''Sliders''. ''Voyager'' guest star [[John Rhys-Davies]] was a regular on this series for the first two and a half seasons. |
In addition to ''Voyager'' and ''SeaQuest'', Amblin Imaging worked on the science fiction series ''Sliders''. ''Voyager'' guest star [[John Rhys-Davies]] was a regular on this series for the first two and a half seasons. |
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| − | In the fall of 1995 [[Universal Studios]], owner of ''Amblin Imaging'' decided to close down the company after a major project was |
+ | In the fall of 1995 [[Universal Studios]], owner of ''Amblin Imaging'' decided to close down the company after a major project was canceled. [[John Gross]] and [[John Parenteau]] bought the majority of ''Amblin''s equipment and restarted the effects house under the name [[Digital Muse]]. |
=== ''Voyager'' Amblin Imaging team === |
=== ''Voyager'' Amblin Imaging team === |
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Revision as of 17:57, 13 November 2009
Template:Realworld Amblin Imaging was a visual effects studio that did computer animation and special effects for the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Emergence" and the first two seasons of Star Trek: Voyager. It was formed by filmmaker Steven Spielberg and Universal Studios for the science fiction series SeaQuest DSV.
Among Amblin's achievements were the creation of the emergent life form for "Emergence" and that of the CG model for the USS Voyager. They also created the show's opening title sequence. The Amblin Imaging team won an Emmy Award for its work on Voyager's pilot episode, "Caretaker". [1]
In addition to Voyager and SeaQuest, Amblin Imaging worked on the science fiction series Sliders. Voyager guest star John Rhys-Davies was a regular on this series for the first two and a half seasons.
In the fall of 1995 Universal Studios, owner of Amblin Imaging decided to close down the company after a major project was canceled. John Gross and John Parenteau bought the majority of Amblins equipment and restarted the effects house under the name Digital Muse.
Voyager Amblin Imaging team
- Grant Boucher - CG Supervisor and lead Digital Artist ("Caretaker"); Digital FX Supervisor (VOY Season 1 and Season 2) [2][3]
- John Gross - CG Supervisor
- John Parenteau - VFX Supervisor[4]
- Nancy Shumovich - VFX Coordinator[5]