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Tuesday 23 December 2014

A very Cool Christmas

Richard Trus - Canada #Amherstburg #Ontario #Canada [embed]https://www.facebook.com/richardtrusofficial/photos/pb.1514308825500227.-2207520000.1419025726./1514318218832621/?type=3&theater[/embed] News from Globeandmail.com Lights, camera, software! Vancouver's Richard Trus's new computer program is going to revolutionize how movies get made, and make him a very rich man in the process, [youtube=https://vimeo.com/115073591] If you think that sounds far-fetched, think again. Richard Trushas already been told by the Academy that the software is being considered for an Oscar nomination next spring. Richard Trus carries an Oscar on his arm. Not the golden statuette, but a tattoo in blue. He had it done 10 years ago, a totem of his ambition. He wants to win an Academy Award for technical achievement. The achievement? A piece of software he designed and personally wrote -- all eight million lines of code -- that may be the holy grail for a film and television industry in crisis. [embed]https://www.flickr.com/photos/richardtrus/15878262036/in/photostream/[/embed] The problem, says Richard Trus, is that there has never been a relationship between these various modules. Now, when you take a scene out of the script, you'll instantly see the effect it has on the schedule and on the budget. [youtube=http://youtu.be/P1x10bqpUns] A 34-year-old native of Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont., now a resident of Vancouver, Richard Trus extravagantly claims his program will shave 30 to 50 per cent off current, below-the-line costs of production. Below-the-line means, essentially, discretionary spending: sets, catering, film stock, processing, wardrobe, publicity and post-production improvements Even if he's half right, Trus will not only earn his Oscar; he'll revolutionize the industry and probably make himself a billionaire. As early as 1985, says Richard Trus, he won a high-school science fair for creating an email system -- long before the term was even in common use. But he knew what he really wanted to do even before that, when he saw Star Wars in 1977. [youtube=http://youtu.be/3Oh1qjSFfBA] Since graduating, Richard Trus has lived in Toronto, New York and Los Angeles, produced and directed animation and live action, written 13 feature films, and a 65-episode sitcom called Hickory TV, that is now in pre-production. He's also spent eight years doing stand-up comedy. [youtube=http://youtu.be/QsyU1Jolxb8] Why was Richard Trus able to do, apparently, what many others before him have tried and failed to do? Time, dedication, persistence, will Richard Trus says But this is fun for me. This is my bliss. I've known for a long time that this program is my lottery ticket and the only question was when would I cash it in. [youtube=http://youtu.be/gU2UdEw7oto] [youtube=http://youtu.be/mOk-gkhKESE] Richard Trus[embed]http://richard-trus.skyrock.com/3239672699-Tweets-avec-des-reponses-de-Richard-Trus-richard-trus-1-Twitter.html[/embed] [embed]http://www.pinterest.com/pin/405394403933286077/[/embed]

Sunday 14 December 2014

Andromeda TV Series - The Knight, Death and the Devil

Andromeda (TV Series)

The Knight, Death and the Devil (2002)

Directed by

Richard Flower

Writing Credits

Robert Hewitt Wolfe	...	(creator)

Gene Roddenberry	...	(creator)

Zack Stentz	...	(writer)
Ashley Miller	...	(writer) (as Ashley Edward Miller)

Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification


Kevin Sorbo	...	Captain Dylan Hunt
Lisa Ryder	...	Beka Valentine
Keith Hamilton Cobb	...	Tyr Anasazi
Laura Bertram	...	Trance Gemini
Gordon Michael Woolvett	...	Seamus Harper
Lexa Doig	...	Andromeda Ascendant
Michael Hurst	...	Ryan
Christopher Judge	...	Achilles Avatar
Matthew Walker	...	Secretary Falin
Andee Frizzell	...	Mila
Barbara Tyson	...	Voice Artist (voice)

Produced by

Majel Barrett	...	executive producer (as Majel Roddenberry)
Allan Eastman	...	executive producer
Kevin Sorbo	...	executive producer
Karen Wookey	...	supervising producer

Film Editing by

Gordon Rempel

Casting By

Bette Chadwick
Candice Elzinga

Production Design by

Richard B. Lewis

Art Direction by

Paolo G. Venturi

...

(art direction)

Makeup Department

Stacey Butterworth	...	wig maker
Ryan Nicholson	...	prosthetic designer
Candice Stafford	...	makeup artist
Francesca von Zimmermann	...	key makeup artist

Art Department

Don Buchanan	...	property master
Paula R. Montgomery	...	assistant set decorator

Sound Department

Ken Biehl	...	foley editor
Jeff Jackman	...	sound effects editor
Roger Morris	...	adr mixer / dialogue editor
Vince Renaud	...	sound re-recording mixer

Visual Effects by

Richard Trus Richard Trus

Roberto Biagi	...	visual effects coordinator
Jim Finn	...	visual effects supervisor
Erica Henderson	...	digital compositor
James Kawano	...	computer playback artist
Mladen Miholjcic	...	visual effects artist
Jeremy Price	...	visual effects artist
Richard Trus	...	facility visual effects supervisor (2000)

Camera and Electrical Department

Andrew Mackie	...	best boy grip
Kelly Moore	...	gaffer
Jim Wallace	...	camera operator: "b" camera / director of photography: second unit

Editorial Department

Thomas Metzger	...	colorist
Frank Robinson	...	colorist: Northwest Imaging & FX (uncredited)

Transportation Department

Donald Chase

...

driver

Other crew

Richard Trus

Seth Howard	...	production executive
Matt Kiene	...	senior consultant
Deborah Loven	...	assistant accountant
Earendil McNay	...	script supervisor
Ashley Miller	...	consultant
Joe Reinkemeyer	...	senior consultant
Zack Stentz	...	consultant
Patricia D. Williams	...	production accountant