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		Beyond the set, Digital Dimension created an all-CG moonbase-of-the-future during lunar night: complete with roaming vehicles, walking astronauts, and working mines. Click here to see interactive flash graphic
		Many of the shots Digital Dimension worked on for Tom Hanks' Magnificent Desolation were CG set extensions and visor replacements like this one. Click here to see interactive flash graphic

		One of the many seamless bluescreen composites that Digital Dimension has completed over the years. Click here to see interactive flash graphic

		This shot not only contains a full-CG building replacement, but also smoothly marries two different shooting locations into one continuous camera movement. Click here to see interactive flash graphic

		This comp contains mutiple lighting passes of the ship and house minatures, a practical explosion, and CG rocket and debris created by Digital Dimension.


With SequencePublisher, Digital Dimension was able to see the work area on the original plates as soon as they came in house. The final result shows the Quicktime that the client saw, matted to the film's aspect ratio.
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			January 2006: SequencePublisher 2006 at Digital Dimension