Transformers Movie Leads Visual Effects Society Awards Nominations
Posted by Skowl
Jan 7, 2008 at 1:00pm CST
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Outstanding Visual Effects in a Visual Effects Driven Motion Picture
Best Single Visual Effect of the Year - for the Optimus Prime vs Bonecrusher highway battle.
Outstanding Animated Character in a Live Action Motion Picture - for Optimus Prime
Outstanding Models or Miniatures in a Motion Picture
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Outstanding Compositing in a Motion Picture
For a list of all the nominees, read the press release (in PDF format) by clicking here
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Comment by dragons
Jan 7, 2008
transformers has to at least win one award with 5 nominations on board
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Comment by First-Aid
Jan 7, 2008
Composting? What the heck is composting???
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Comment by Liege Evilmus
Jan 7, 2008
Come on Academy, do something right for a change!
Prove my wrong about you, and make Alex Kingdom have to eat his collection...
Prove my wrong about you, and make Alex Kingdom have to eat his collection...
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Comment by Omega Charge
Jan 7, 2008
Prime vs Bonecrusher was the best visual effect? It must have been a tough decision to pick one if that's the one they pick.
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Compositing, not composting...
Comment by Skowl
Jan 7, 2008
First-Aid wrote:Composting? What the heck is composting???
Compositing, not composting...
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Compositing is when they combine certain effects and images to form one like for the Transformers 2007 movie placing optimus prime out on the middle of the highway, pretty much any optical effect that does not already exist.
It could also mean a phaser blast from the Enterprise, they combine the effect to match up with the effect of the physical model if one was used.
Comment by ***Galvatron***
Jan 7, 2008
First-Aid wrote:Composting? What the heck is composting???
Compositing is when they combine certain effects and images to form one like for the Transformers 2007 movie placing optimus prime out on the middle of the highway, pretty much any optical effect that does not already exist.
It could also mean a phaser blast from the Enterprise, they combine the effect to match up with the effect of the physical model if one was used.
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Comment by Buttz
Jan 7, 2008
The guys who vote on these things are some of the biggest "film" geeks in the world, and if they're willing to overlook that this is a terrible movie, then you can bet that it will probably win it all.
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Comment by polystyleneman
Jan 8, 2008
Was it a bad movie? I guess I was too distracted by the awful effects.
Poor ILM, I think they were on vacation whne they were assigned this movie, and they let the interns do it.
They seem to have fogotten one of the basic rules of special effects, the best special effects are the effects that the audience doesn't notice. Nowadays, you get heads floating on clone troopers, spinning and twirling robots that glittler and gleam and lack any sense of weight and gravity, and horribly animated lips on a robot. All of which conspire to make one heck of a headache!! I mean... movie.

Poor ILM, I think they were on vacation whne they were assigned this movie, and they let the interns do it.
They seem to have fogotten one of the basic rules of special effects, the best special effects are the effects that the audience doesn't notice. Nowadays, you get heads floating on clone troopers, spinning and twirling robots that glittler and gleam and lack any sense of weight and gravity, and horribly animated lips on a robot. All of which conspire to make one heck of a headache!! I mean... movie.
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Does everybody have to take a drink?
-Nick
Comment by Kayevcee
Jan 8, 2008
polystyleneman wrote:horribly animated lips on a robot.
Does everybody have to take a drink?
-Nick