Sentence examples for digital special effects from inspiring English sources

Back is the same Indiana Jones-lite style, semi-effective scares and jolts, impressively mounted action, and digital special effects.

All these new films, in fact, seem to owe their existence primarily to advances in digital special effects.

In it, he used digital special effects to create "painted" backdrops that stand in for Revolution-era Paris.

There, in studios containing computer pods with the latest modelling software, tutors teach courses such as digital special effects and computer visualisation and animation.

Mrs. Sullivan, 28, creates digital special effects in New York for Discreet, which develops computer software for feature films and broadcast graphics.

Ayer depends on digital special effects, but he never deviates from what could be called the illusion of reality — which, in this case, is almost hallucinatory.

"The ship was built entirely in the computer," he said of the vessel, which is little more than a digital special effect when seen on the television screen.

While virtually every shot has some kind of digital special effect in it, the spectacle is subservient to the storytelling right until the climactic showdowns at the 1973 Paris peace accord and at the White House.

(This modernist city formed the backdrop for the recent Disney movie Tomorrow Land with George Clooney. Seeing it on the big screen, one might have guessed it was just a digital special effect. But, no, it really does exist).

But now the old boy is back again, revived by the possibility of adapting the new digital special-effects technology to the old formula.

In late February Apple floored the burgeoning digital filmmaking industry when it quietly bought a company called Nothing Real, which makes the digital special-effects software used in the past four Oscar winners in the "Visual Effects" category: Gladiator, The Matrix, What Dreams May Come and Titanic.