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March/April 2014

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30 ■ CGW M a r ch / A p r i l 2 014 A Look Under the By Eddie Robinson WORKFLOW year is 2000, and a unique TV show has hit the airwaves. CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is a new kind of drama that will define a genre in television entertain- ment. CSI: Miami and CSI: New York both follow as spin-offs, along with similar shows such as NCIS and its spin-offs. The 1999 George Clooney film "Three Kings" gave us our first look at the super-micro, dive-into- the-body VFX shot. For the first time, we could see the path of destruction a bullet leaves as it bisects bone, tissue, and organs. CSI was the first to pick up that ball and run with it on prime-time TV, provid- ing unique camera views and camera movements atypical for a television series even today. ■ THE CREW AT INHANCE created a faux casino using miniatures and computer graphics. CSI: Crime Scene is a new kind of drama that will define a genre in television entertain- both follow as spin-offs, along with similar shows micrOscope CSI: Making television history with micro-VFX for show number 300 By Eddie Robison

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