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....the ambient light and opportunities for adding or subtracting light. Cinematographers have a toolkit for their trade camera, film, lenses, lights, gels. 16] Similarly, the Synthetic Characters Group has constructed a set of tools appropriate to the interactive, digital kind of cinematography. [20] Documentary film making is much like narrative feature film making in technology, but quite different in technique. It is closer to a real time virtual environment, in that the cinematographer is often trying to capture events as they happen for real , rather than having the luxury of a fully ....
....the behavior system architecture originated by Bruce Blumberg [2] and continued by Christopher Kline, SongYee Yoon, and the rest of the group. 14] The second is the graphics system designed by Kenneth Russell, Michael Patrick Johnson, Bruce Blumberg and the rest of the Synthetic Characters Group. [20] Without these two substantial bodies of work, the research described in this paper would not have been possible. In addition, all of the installations described herein have been very collaborative efforts, so many thanks to everyone who worked on them: Michael Patrick Johnson, Michal Hlavac, ....
Russell, K and Blumberg, B. Behavior-Friendly Graphics. Computer Graphics 1999.
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