Name............. Movie Maker Vol 1: Special FX
Publisher........  EPIC Software 
Price............ £29.99
CDROMs........... 1
Used Space....... Information not available.
Language......... English
Bootable......... Information not available.
Filesystem....... Information not available.
Requirements..... AGA, 4 Mb RAM, double speed CD-ROM,
                  harddisk reccommended
Usable Software..

                  Amiga KS1.3+ .............   -
                  Amiga KS2.1+ .............   -
                  Amiga KS3.0+ .............   -
                  Amiga KS3.0+ AGA ......... 100%
                  IBM PC WIN3.1 ............   -

Release Date..... 1996

Contents......... Tips and techniques for making special effects
                  for horror and action movies, by John Pasternak. 
                  Features:
                  - 60 mins of audio
                  - AGA 256 colours
                  - multimedia interface
                  - hundreds of images
                  - video footage

Access Software.. Multimedia interface.

Comments......... Also available on VHS video.

Testers Opinion.. "A quad speed CD-ROM is recommended to keep
                  the audio visual clips spooling off the CD without
                  glitches. 
                    This first volume deals with making your gory special
                  effects, such as how to fool your audience into thinking
                  you've cut your arm open with a Stanley knife, pulled 
                  your eye out of it's socket and performed surgery on a
                  live semi-bionic hand.
                    These effects are demonstrated in two video clips which
                  play directly from the CD and even though there's not 
                  much definition in the small window, they're both convincing
                  enough to make you want to watch the tutorials that follow.
                  These are a series of slideshows with sampled voice-overs
                  and take a kind of Blue Peter style approach, making use
                  of common household objects and other props.
                    Budding horror movie makers will find this a fascinating
                  and entertaining source of advice and tips."
                  Rating: 89%                  (CU-Amiga Magazine June 1996)

Keywords......... Multimedia

Sources..........  Anders Bakkevold 

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