Matte & Effects Films Celebrated: Part Twelve
Greetings fellow enthusiasts and fans of the wonderful world of traditional era matte painting...
Cinema, TV, Streaming & Everything in Between
Greetings fellow enthusiasts and fans of the wonderful world of traditional era matte painting...
So, first up is the 1935 MGM version of DAVID COPPERFIELD...
Among the thousands of exquisite matte shots produced under the watchful eye of Warren Newcombe...
One of my favourite 'evergreen' fantasy films...
Among effects master Willis H.O'Brien's more atypical film credits...
While assembling images and data for today's blog I was hard pressed to find very much info...
For several years from the late seventies I was an employee of Warner Bros...
One of the most under rated of all the James Bond movies...
H.Rider Haggards' epic story was one ripe for the picking by adventurous Hollywood producers...
Flash back to a time when going to the movies (or as we'd have said here "to the pictures")...
This is one of those films that had always escaped me back in the day...
Director Capra was Columbia's darling...
There's no two ways about it - when it came to the musical, MGM were king of the jungle...
Time for another of my all time favourite films...
Certainly one of my favourite fantasy or science fiction films and time has not dulled...
The 1977 war bio-pic "MacARTHUR" in many ways harks back to the Golden Era of great war films...
When trying to learn more about the careers and backgrounds of technical folk...
One of the least known among todays special effect circles would have to be Roy Seawright...
Alfred Hitchcocks' "SABOTEUR" (1942) remains one of my favourite Hitchcock thrillers...
I'd always put off looking at this film as it never seemed to appeal to me...
Cosgrove recieved Oscar nominations for "GWTW" (1939), "REBECCA" (1940), "PRIDE OF THE YANKEES" (1942)...
As I have a large amount of great matte shot material from many Selznick productions...
Matte painter Jack Shaw did glass shots for Willis O'Brien on the Oscar winning "Mighty Joe Young"...
Jack Cosgrove had input into "GWTW" as far back as 1936...
It's been a while since I posted one of these enormous retrospectives...
Greetings fellow matte painting and traditional special effects fans. I'm back with yet another mammoth blog post...
It's been a while, and a few loyal and long time dedicated Matte Shot readers...
Greetings to all who are particularly partial to the long lost era of traditional, hand painted mattes...
Welcome fans and devotees of old school mattes, models and clever trick photography...
Hello again friends and olde timey matte and trick shot enthusiasts. It's that time again...