Computer Animation in the 70s Was as Hard as You’d Expect

Wireframe boxes and freehand squiggles might not be as exciting as dinosaurs and terminators , but this 1971 cinema from the National Research Council of Canada is an significant chronicle example for anyone who does n’t appreciate thesophisticated vitality softwarewe have at our electric pig today .

The clip takes a look at a piece of software program call Key Frame , evolve by Marceli Wein and Nestor Burtnyk in the early 70s , which was one of the first animation packages to be actually used in output . As a result of their former work in information processing system graphics , Wein and Burtnyk are considered to be the fathers of information processing system life , and in 1997 were even give an Academy Award for their pioneer work that finally revolutionized the filmmaking industry . [ YouTubeviaNeatorama ]

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