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From: Joe Angell <[e-mail]>
Subject: RE: JAG
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>   The submarine scenes in JAG were leftovers from the movie Crimson Tide
> (as well as the gimbeled stageset bridge). There was a behind-the-scenes
> show about Crimson Tide on the Sci-Fi channel when the movie was first
> released.  There was very little CGI used. The submarines and torpedoes
> are miniature models filmed in a huge water tank. There was some CG
> post-processing of the filmed sequences.

To bring a little more LW back to this, I'm very impressed by seaQuest,
then!  I swear those JAG model shots were CG!  Whoa, I've been using this
stuff too long... :)

-- Joe
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