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Ca veut dire quoi, "72 heures de rendu" ?

Le temps qu'il faut pour calculer l'aspect final de l'image de synthèse en haute résolution.

Pour être plus précis c'est le temps qu'il faut pour calculer la géométrie des objets en 3D + le flou de mouvement + les textures sur ces objets + la façon dont la lumière réagit sur ces objets + la profondeur de champ + les ombres + les reflets sur ces objets...

Toutes ces étapes qui rajoutent du réalisme à ces images sont celles qui ralentissent le plus le temps de rendu.

Ce sont 72 heures "homme" ou bien du temps de machine ?

Megan Fox dans EW : "I have a mouth and I'm not afraid to use it."


+ spécial pour Qui Gon : http://popwatch.ew.com/popwatch/2009/06 ... mbols.html

In regards to some reports that Michael Bay is not having screenings for his crew, Michael says the following:

“They seem to want to know about my crew screenings. Not sure why the press is interested? We had 2500 crew members from many parts of the US and some in the Middle East and London. We have an IMAX crew screening Sunday night. We have an ILM screening Monday night and Paramount invited some of my key crew members to the LA premiere. I think Tuesday we are putting together a crew screening which is being planned at Paramount. Thursday we have an IMAX screening in Washington for the Pentagon people involved in the film. And we have one set up in Jordan. BTW the press is not invited.”

Back from Moscow. Fresh from a visit to the former KGB, with second in command. He told me in his office I’m one of 10 American’s, one being a President, to ever be allowed inside what is now called the FSB. The only reason was he heard I was in town and he is a fan of my films.

Paramount's DreamWorks-produced action sequel "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" – screened for a receptive group of European exhibs at the Cinema Expo confab here earlier this week – rung up $60.6 million in its first day in domestic release. Par released the early estimate of first-day boxoffice Thursday morning. The figure included more than $16 million from midnight Wednesday performances, as the 2 ½-hour, Michael Bay-helmed pic -- in which Shia LaBeouf and Megan Fox reprise topliner roles -- seems well positioned to hit its projected $150 million-plus in opening-frame boxoffice through Sunday.

So when the three of us caught wind of Ms Fox, pontificating yet again in some publication (like she actually has something interesting to say) blabbing her trash mouth about a director whom we three have grown to really like. She compared working with Michael, to “working with Hitler”. We actually don’t think she knows who Hitler is by the way. But we wondered how she doesn’t realize what a disgusting, fully uneducated comment this was? Well, here let’s get some facts straight.