Cinemagic Magazine Spring No. 29 featuring Cable Controlled Creatures Animation on the cover, showcasing images of fantasy creatures and filmmaking techniques.
Table of contents page from Cinemagic Magazine Spring No. 29, detailing articles such as Editor’s Bench, Beginner’s Guide to Cable Controls, and Animation Archive.
Back cover of Cinemagic Magazine Spring No. 29 promoting new special effects guidebooks, with a focus on fantasy effects and filmmaking.
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Cinemagic Magazine Spring No. 29 featuring Cable Controlled Creatures Animation on the cover, showcasing images of fantasy creatures and filmmaking techniques.Table of contents page from Cinemagic Magazine Spring No. 29, detailing articles such as Editor’s Bench, Beginner’s Guide to Cable Controls, and Animation Archive.Back cover of Cinemagic Magazine Spring No. 29 promoting new special effects guidebooks, with a focus on fantasy effects and filmmaking.

Cinemagic Magazine Spring No. 29 Cable Controlled Creatures Animation

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Editor’s Bench — 4

Karel Zeman
Czech filmmaker Karel Zeman created his own fantasy worlds on celluloid.
By Paul Mandell. — 6

Beginner’s Guide to Cable Controls
You can use mechanical-control systems in your low-budget films.
By Kenneth Walker. — 10

Filmmakers’ Forum
A regular department devoted to readers’ comments and correspondence about fantasy filmmaking. — 12

Demonic Dentistry
Make your own monster fangs.
By Jack Christomalides. — 14

Festivals
News on film festivals around the country. — 17

Producers’ Bulletin Board
Latest news of our readers’ productions. — 18

Inside Moves
Building a cable-control system to bring fantasy creatures to life.
By Kenneth Walker. — 20

Careers
Jim Danforth’s multi-faceted special-effects career, Part II.
By John Dodds. — 22

Animation Archive
Marcel and Victor Delgado created some of cinema’s most memorable stop-motion characters—including King Kong.
By Paul Mandell. — 26

Easy Effects
Make your own animation compound table.
By Jack Imes, Jr. — 34

Grip Kit
Useful accessories for filmmakers. — 38

Books
Books for filmmakers—valuable sources of information and technique, for the filmmaker. — 40

Cinemagic Marketplace
Classified advertising and announcements. — 41

Low Tech Comes of Age
Getting started with cable-control effects.
By John Dodds. — 42

Mechanical Monsters
Build your own miniature mechanical monster from the Zoids Mammoth Kit.
By Douglas Borton. — 46

Animation Epic
George Pal’s The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm was the only animated, three-panel Cinerama film ever made.
By Paul Mandell. — 48

Cable-Control Handles
Getting a grip on cable-control effects.
By Kenneth Walker. — 62

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