The Story of Computer Graphics
Plot: An informative, historical overview of the computer graphics field.
Leonard Nimoy. Leonard Nimoy was 68 in The Story of Computer Graphics as 'Narrator'.
Frank Foster. Frank Foster was >> in The Story of Computer Graphics as 'Director, Writer'
Steven Robiner. Steven Robiner was >> in The Story of Computer Graphics as 'Visual Effects Director'
Steven M. Silas. Steven M. Silas was >> in The Story of Computer Graphics as 'Writer, Producer'
Judson Rosebush. Judson Rosebush was 51 in The Story of Computer Graphics as 'Writer'
Walt Bransford. Walt Bransford was >> in The Story of Computer Graphics as 'Writer'
Steve Komen. Steve Komen was >> in The Story of Computer Graphics as 'Writer'
Joan Collins Carey. Joan Collins Carey was >> in The Story of Computer Graphics as 'Co-Producer'
John Hart. John Hart was >> in The Story of Computer Graphics as 'Executive Producer'
Carl Machover. Carl Machover was >> in The Story of Computer Graphics as 'Executive Producer'
Allan Spencer Wall. Allan Spencer Wall was >> in The Story of Computer Graphics as 'Editor'
Christine Kim. Christine Kim was >> in The Story of Computer Graphics as 'Assistant Editor'
Paul Haslinger. Paul Haslinger was 36 in The Story of Computer Graphics as 'Music'
Andrew Sobkovich. Andrew Sobkovich was >> in The Story of Computer Graphics as 'Cinematography'
Tony Foresta. Tony Foresta was >> in The Story of Computer Graphics as 'Cinematography'
Bob Carr. Bob Carr was >> in The Story of Computer Graphics as 'Cinematography'
Steven Ticknor. Steven Ticknor was >> in The Story of Computer Graphics as 'Sound Designer'
Derron Ross. Derron Ross was >> in The Story of Computer Graphics as 'Visual Effects'
Todd Sheridan Perry. Todd Sheridan Perry was >> in The Story of Computer Graphics as 'Visual Effects'
Mark Walpole. Mark Walpole was >> in The Story of Computer Graphics as 'First Assistant Camera'
Jamie Clay. Jamie Clay was >> in The Story of Computer Graphics as 'Visual Effects'
Jennifer Champagne. Jennifer Champagne was >> in The Story of Computer Graphics as 'Visual Effects'