Some solid work typical of the period by some of the legends of visual effects.
Unfortunately the only copy I can find is the usual digital copy from a VHS source.
The technique of miniature ship visual effects.
Wednesday 18 November 2015
Two Years Before the Mast 1946
Photographic effects supervised by Gordon Jennings, photographed by his brother Devereaux and assisted with the miniatures by Ivyl Burks.
Some solid work typical of the period by some of the legends of visual effects.
Unfortunately the only copy I can find is the usual digital copy from a VHS source.
Some solid work typical of the period by some of the legends of visual effects.
Unfortunately the only copy I can find is the usual digital copy from a VHS source.
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