No Strings Attached: The Inside Story of Jim Henson's Creature Shop
Editorial Reviews Book Description Who doesnt want to know how Babe, that incredible talking sheep-corralling pig, works? Or how metal and latex foam are sculpted and molded to create realistic skina humans, a dragons, a gorillas? And exactly how did a wisecracking frog named Kermit spawn a slew of monsters? No Strings Attached takes readers behind the scenes at Jim Hensons incredible animatronics factory, with secrets revealed firsthand, fully illustrated in gorgeous color. The people who imagine, design, construct, and operate those wonderful film characters, from Babe the pig to the puppies in 101 Dalmatians to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, explain step by step how artistry and technology combine to take your breath away onscreen. This is a book to delight the entire family, for movie-goers and film buffs alike. It show us how the movie magic we love is incredibly accomplished. Gene Brown, editor of the New York Times Encyclopedia of Film, says, No Strings Attached is a book people will be compelled to open up. Its a big, juicy, affectionate look at the adorable, sometimes eerie creatures that populate our culture via the big screen and that amaze us all. Matt Bacon has written on film and technology for magazines including Wired and Focus. He lives in London.
No Strings Attached: The Inside Story of Jim Henson's Creature Shop,Matt Bacon,Macmillan General Reference,0028620089,Animation (Cinematography),Cinema/Film: Book,Cinematography,Film & Video - General,Film - General,Performing Arts,Pop Arts / Pop Culture,Special effects,Cinematography, television camerawork,Films, cinema,Henson, Jim
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