Industrial Light & Magic
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R2-D2's secret Star Trek appearance plus the top ten movie cameos starring David Beckham, Ian Brown and Tom Cuise...bomb-damaged Starship Enterprise. It turns out that R2-D2's guest spot is something of a recurring theme of films featuring the handiwork of Industrial Light & Magic, the special effects company owned by Star Wars creator George Lucas, with... In this article: R2-D2, Star Trek, Star Wars, Ian Brown, George Lucas, Alfred Hitchcock, David Beckham, Starship Enterprise, and DVD |
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Honolulu Star Bulletin | November 01, 2009
Sci-fi fantasy and reality blend in writer's work
..."Saw" movie franchise. Sherman made a leap-of-faith career move in 2006, leaving his 10-year gig as a digital effects artist for George Lucas' Industrial Light and Magic to try his hand in comic book writing. He said it started with the...
In this article: Wyatt Earp, Carl Sagan, Radical Comics, A Few Good Men, Zombie Studios, and Doc Holliday
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Centre Daily Times | August 06, 2009
Think documentaries are boring? You haven't seen The Cove'
Armed with gee-whiz equipment, including an infrared camera for night photography, and fake rocks designed by George Lucas' Industrial Light & Magic to disguise cameras, the crew looked more like insurgents than documentary filmmakers.
In this article: Japan, Florida, Netscape, and George Lucas
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Life123 | October 21, 2009
Award-Winning George Lucas Movies
...created the visual effects company Industrial Light & Magic. This company remains a premiere visual effects studio and has won numerous awards for its work through the years. The second Star Wars film, The Empire Strikes Back, won an...
In this article: George Lucas, Academy Awards, Star Wars, American Graffiti, Golden Globe, Tucker, Star Wars, and Thx-1138
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www.washingtonpost.com | September 09, 2004
'THX': Lucas's Future Quest
...become his own powerhouse. He digitally restored "THX 1138" at his own Industrial Light & Magic, put back the five minutes Warner Bros. cut out, and is using this brief theatrical release to push the restored DVD. So, suddenly, THX 1138's...
In this article: George Lucas, Robert Duvall, THX 1138, THX, Francis Ford Coppola, Warner Bros., Robert Altman, Tip of the tongue, Trademark, and Big Brother
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Wikipedia | November 03, 2009
Fantastic Four (film series)
In the early 1990s, Bernd Eichinger of Constantin Film and Marvel Studios were interested in a Silver Surfer film, and approached George Lucas and Industrial Light & Magic, who found the project to be too technically challenging.
In this article: Silver Surfer, Bernd Eichinger, Fantastic Four, Marvel, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, and 20th Century Fox
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www.washingtonpost.com | February 13, 2006
In the East Room, Return of a Jedi
...math and science are cool subjects," Bush said. Lucas, 61, founded Industrial Light & Magic in 1975, when he was filming "Star Wars" and few people were doing visual effects in Hollywood. They began their work by creating something called...
In this article: George Lucas, White House, Star Wars, Jedi, and Hollywood
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New York Times | April 11, 2009
Music Review 'Die Walkure': A Trip to Valhalla: Grab Your Neon Light Saber
...this company's premiere production of the "Ring. " Mr. Domingo initially approached George Lucas of Industrial Light and Magic to come up with a video-rich "Ring," maybe something intergalactic. That idea proved prohibitively expensive. Mr....
In this article: Placido Domingo, Die Walkure, Jedi, and Das Rheingold
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www.washingtonpost.com | August 09, 2008
The Lord of the Light Side
...effects, sound, game, TV and animation businesses. Lucas founded the visual effects company Industrial Light & Magic in 1975 in order to create effects for his upcoming "Star Wars" movie. Not only did ILM create dazzling and revolutionary...
In this article: George Lucas, Star Wars, THX 1138, The Clone Wars, Thomas Edison, Pixar, WALL E, THX, and Lucasfilm
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Wikipedia | October 29, 2009
Dreams (film)
...features Prelude No. 15 in D-flat major by Chopin. The visual effects for this particular segment were provided by George Lucas and his special effects group Industrial Light and Magic. The film's second nightmare sequence. A large nuclear...
In this article: Akira Kurosawa, Vincent van Gogh, Dog, Dreams, Peach Blossoms, Suicide, Buddhist, Trademark, and Stupor
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Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) is a motion picture visual effects company that was founded in May 1975 by George Lucas and is owned by Lucasfilm. Lucas created the company when he discovered that the special effects department at 20th Century Fox was shut down after he was given the green light for his production of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope. The studio originated in Van Nuys, California, later moved to San Rafael, and is now based at the Letterman Digital Arts Center in the Presidio of San Francisco.
- Name:
- Industrial Light & Magic
- Type:
- Subsidiary
- Location:
- Letterman Digital Arts Center
- Founded:
- May 1975
- Industry:
- Visual effects, computer-generated imagery
- Key People:
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- Chrissie England
- George Lucas
- Dennis Muren
- Parent Company:
- Lucasfilm Limited
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