Space Adventure Films

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The success of Space adventure films have grown tremendously in the last twenty years, mainly because of all the advancements in computer generated images, and the advancements in the film industry. “Space adventure films have excellent graphics and color schemes, including visual effects, special effects, and being culturally, and historically significant.” It’s amazing how much the film industry has grown in a short period of time, with the impact of imagined innovations in science, technology, imaginary elements, and science fiction. There growth and advancements have helped the film industry grow and maintain its fan base for many, many years. The success of the computer impacted on the film entertainment industry is phenomenal. Most of the people out there like science fiction or action movies, especially the ones with the neat looking effects. Today most graphics are made by computer graphics to make things more realistic but not real. Computer graphics are used a lot on spaceships, aliens, monsters, and special effects. (Boggs, Petrie, 2008) Almost every film today uses visual images that are competing for our attention, and our entertainment. These images are created by visual artists who communicate through thoughts, feelings, and ideas through painting, sculpting, or illustration. Illustrators and graphic designers are practical artists who put their talents at the service of commercial clients. Graphic artists convey a message or create an effect by visual means, using illustration, typography and photography. This field welcomes originality and creativity with open arms, letting the artists further explore their imagination. (Boggs, Petrie, 2008) Graphic designers in film are not fine artists;... ... middle of paper ... ...n-effect in mainstream film which helps the optical printer and the computer graphic images to move inward into the image. (Boggs, Petrie, 2008) In conclusion we can see how “Space adventure films have excellent graphics and color schemes, including visual effects, special effects, and being culturally, and historically significant,” has helped the movie industry grow, expand, and keep their audiences happy, and excited. This paper focuses on the viewer’s experience of immersion in technological film industry which is associated with computer generated special effects and the designs of immersion as a new cultural logic in various contemporary media forms and leisure practices. References Boggs, J.M., Petrie, D.W. (2008). The Art of Watching Films (7th edition). Boston: McGraw Hill.

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