Creating Reality: The Visual Effects of 'The Sum of All Fears' Page #3

Synopsis: This piece is divided into five sub-domains. Each one examines a specific element of the movie" "Carrier Attack" (8:39), "A-4" (6:24), "Hospital" (3:54), "Motorcade" (3:56), and "Helicopter" (4:53). The presentation includes production materials and behind the scenes shots, movie clips, and interviews with visual effects supervisor Glenn Neufeld, miniature model maker Carlyle Livingston II, miniature pyrotechnics John Cazin, cinematographer John Lindley, aerial coordinator Craig Hosking, CG supervisor Mike O'Neal, and visual effects supervisor Derek Spears.
Year:
2002
28 min
75 Views


A man who's afraid of commitment

after three dates? Alert the media.

- I know, I know.

- So what does he do?

He was in the marines

before he hurt his back.

- Now he's a historian.

- Yawn.

No. He works for a think tank

across the river.

Double yawn.

All right, Rita. Let's see what you have

to say after we meet him tonight.

He's...

...cute?

- I have fat fingers.

- Cathy! Cute scale, one to ten.

Oh, God. I don't know.

Twelve.

Ask them where they found this.

In the field, in the Golan.

There was a lot of fighting there

in 1973. Did they witness it?

This one says he lost his son.

Does he remember,

was there a plane shot down?

Yes, an Israeli jet, destroyed.

This is worthless.

But tell him I will give him $400...

because of his son.

Thank... thank you.

Thank you.

How did you come by it?

I found her in the attic of an old

mansion house in Glasgow.

Your little trip to the attic has got you

a piece worth now about 1,000,

even in this condition, and had she

been in better condition, even more.

A jolly nice find.

In fact, what I thought I'd found

was a garden ornament.

Hello, Cathy?

Hi. I'm glad you called. I'm running late.

Can you come a half an hour later?

I can't make it. I'm really sorry.

- It's a last-minute work thing.

- What's that noise?

I'm calling from a plane.

- This just came up. I tried to call you.

- Where are you going?

- I can't tell you that.

- Jack.

You can't tell me?

Jack.

- Hold on. Yes, sir?

- What are you doing?

I had a date tonight, so I had to cancel.

Don't be stupid. Tell her where you're

going. Tell her who you work for.

She'll be impressed.

OK. I work for the CIA.

The director asked me to go with him to

Russia to do a nuclear arms inspection.

- Hello?

- That is so lame.

I swear, we get to inspect to make sure

they're decommissioning their arsenal.

Hello?

Hello?

Thanks. Thanks a lot.

Zdravstvuyte, William Cabot.

President Nemerov.

Pleasure, sir.

May I present Mrs Lathrop.

Mr President.

- General Rand.

- Mr President.

- Dr Ryan.

- Mr President.

You must be the Dr Ryan who's done

such interesting research on me.

You should not be surprised.

We know quite a bit.

We know how wrong your report was

that I had many girlfriends in college.

I met my wife in my third year and have

not looked at another woman since.

I was referring to

the first two years... sir.

I like him.

Well, in that case, so do I.

I apologise for interjecting myself

in your inspection tour,

but I have a message

for President Fowler.

You could just call him on the phone.

I would like him to hear it from you,

his friend of many years,

who received it personally from me,

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