Cover of Cinefex Magazine May 1993 No. 54 featuring an X-ray illustration of a skeleton in an astronaut helmet, reflecting the theme of cinematic illusions.
Inside page of Cinefex Magazine May 1993 No. 54 displaying the table of contents, highlighting articles like 'Quick Cuts: Unfriendly Skies' and 'Toy Wars'.
Back cover of Cinefex Magazine May 1993 No. 54 showcasing a collage of images, including a dramatic face, a map, and a roadside scene.
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Cover of Cinefex Magazine May 1993 No. 54 featuring an X-ray illustration of a skeleton in an astronaut helmet, reflecting the theme of cinematic illusions.Inside page of Cinefex Magazine May 1993 No. 54 displaying the table of contents, highlighting articles like 'Quick Cuts: Unfriendly Skies' and 'Toy Wars'.Back cover of Cinefex Magazine May 1993 No. 54 showcasing a collage of images, including a dramatic face, a map, and a roadside scene.

Cinefex Magazine May 1993 No. 54 Toys, Cliffhanger

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Quick Cuts: Unfriendly Skies ................................................ 9
Commercial Spot: Thoroughbred Animation ..................................... 15
Video Beat: Deep Space Miniatures ........................................... 21
Commercial Spot: What’s Up, Nike? ........................................... 25

Effects in the Vertical Realm ............................................... 30
Centering on a team of expert mountain climbers and set atop the rugged peaks of the Colorado Rockies, Cliffhanger was a dizzying adventure in filmmaking for director Renny Harlin and his production crew. Key providers of the film’s over-the-edge illusions were special effects veteran John Richardson and visual effects supervisors Neil Krepela and John Bruno of Boss Film. Article by Debra Kaufman.

Toy Wars .................................................................... 54
Known for poignant, richly-drawn slice-of-life films such as Diner and Avalon, director Barry Levinson took a more fanciful turn with Toys, an anti-war parable starring Robin Williams. Helping Levinson to explore Toys’ bizarre world were production designer Ferdinando Scarfiotti, effects coordinator Clayton Pinney and a full roster of mechanical and visual effects artisans. Article by Mark Cotta Vaz.

Video Beat: Chronicling Young Indy .......................................... 77
Effects Scene: The Perigee of Apogee ........................................ 83
Profile: Peter Kuran ......................................................... 88
Laserdisc Revolution: Tall Tales and Epic Lore .............................. 93

COVER — X-ray surveillance of a military summit conference in Toys. (Photograph by Pacific Data Images.)

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