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YEAR
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FILM
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ROLES
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ACTIVITY
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| 2002 |
Space Station |
Technical Project Management |
Developed space lights with contractors, ISTI and Lockheed Martin used for providing adequate light to film in 3D inside the Space Station - ISTI is Toni Myers IMAX Space Team |
| 2000 |
Fantasia 2000 |
Initial Testing |
Proposed & conducted first digital conversion tests & showed to Roy Disney |
| 1998 |
Everest |
Summit Camera R&D |
Developed cold weather, lightweight Mk II camera conversion for David Breashears & MacGillivray Freeman Films with Kevin Kowalchuk, Ken Stone, John Harris and IMAX camera department |
| 1998 |
T-Rex |
Digital Film Recording |
Created & showed first GSTA dinosaur tests with CineNova - film recorded all VFX shots of CGI dinosaurs and did 3D HDTV previewing for L squared, in our Film Technology Digital Department |
| 1997 |
Mission to Mir |
Digital Film Recording |
Supervised Archival footage conversion to 15/70 digital film from NTSC video, 16mm and 35mm film with Dr. Samuel Zhou and our digital department |
| 1997 |
The Hidden Dimension |
Technical Advisor |
Developed 3D stereo microscope with Ron Walker, 105mm 3D macro lens with Tim Housel, 3D motion stage with Bill Reeve, Noel Archambaut. Supervised film recording and tested 3D SEM (Scanning Electron Microscopy) with David Scharf, Hugh Murray |
| 1996 |
L-5: First City in Space |
VFX Advisor |
Assisted in space station concept development, motion control shots, CGI composites, animation & effects, and supervised all film recording output of VFX shots |
| 1994 |
Into the Deep |
3D Underwater Housing |
Prototype 3D optical testing & configuration decisions prior to final housing design, with Bill Shaw, Bill Reeve, Brian Neale (BREC Technology), Hugh Murray and Camera Dept |
| 1994 |
Imagine |
3D stereo VFX tests |
3D Testing of large and small interocular effects with Noel Archambault, Hugh Murray, Roman Kroitor & John Weiley |
| 1993 |
Journey to the Planets |
Film Technology |
Developed & debugged Large Format 15/70 animation camera and stand with Camera dept for Nelvana and IMAX space team, did all digital film output for film |
| 1992 |
Titanica |
Submersible Camera R&D
Assistant Camera Work
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Research & Development of Undersea camera mounts, HMI lights and electronic video & safety systems for filming inside Mir submersibles, with Bill Reeve & Engineering Dept
Safely filmed bow shots of Titanic Wreck on two dives with Director Stephen Low to 12,500 feet depth in MIR2
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| 1990 |
Blue Planet |
Film Recording |
Testing of JPL 3D computer graphics "flyovers" from satellite data, general space technical support and all digital film recording with Dave Martindale & ISTI |
| 1989 |
Echoes of the Sun |
Film Recording
R&D Project Management
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Developed GMF animation camera , Dicomed Film Recorder interface for Fujitsu film recording in Tokyo, Japan
As Manager Engineering supervised & hired many of IMAX Solido skunkworks "STB" team to develop 3D electronic LC glasses, 3D dual rotor projector, dome & IR emitters
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| 1985 |
The Dream is Alive |
ICBC Camera - R&D |
Developed first large 2500' space magazine circuit & drive, servo remote 30mm lens with Knopafex, IMAX Cargo Bay Camera modifications for zero G, tested and certified equipment with IMAX space team in zero G KC135 "vomit comet", EMI, thermal vac testing, safety & mission support |
| 1982 |
Hail Columbia |
Assistant Camera |
Developed specialized equipment and accessories for filming shuttle launches and filmed the first launch of the Space Shuttle with Graeme Ferguson |