Wow, how did they do that?

Article Abstract:

Roland Emmerich's film 'Stargate' is not very original in terms of its plot, but it contains the best computer-generated effects ever seen in a film. The director was able to use computer which generated 3D storyboards showing the film's sequences electronically, and all the most spectacular tricks in the film were produced in this way. The computer effects were handled under a $3 million contract by Kleiser-Walczak Construction Co.

Methods, Motion pictures, Movies, Special effects (Performing arts)

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Watering down that surplus fat

Article Abstract:

People who are seeking to lose weight often choose a meal replacement product. These can be effective, but care needs to be taken to drink plenty of water and to monitor the calories in the one proper meal a day which is permitted. Exercise is also extremely important. Walking is an effective aerobic exercise, and requires no special arrangements or equipment.

Health aspects, Reducing diets

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Humans: who needs them?

Article Abstract:

The film industry has from its earliest days used animals to make comments about the human condition. Initially, dogs were most popular, as they were easily seen as heroes. However, birds, reptiles and rodents have also featured in films. Most recently, films featuring apes have proved very effective.

History, Animals in the performing arts, Performing animals

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