A Step by Step Guide on Pulling the Perfect Chroma Key Using Boris FX
Did you know that the first blue screen effect in cinema was employed in the production of The Old Man and the Sea (based on the book by Ernest Hemingway, starring Spencer Tracy)? Commonly known as the “traveling matte� technique, utilizing separate “male� and “female� film mattes and a complex projection setup to achieve the final composite, the process was only available to high budget productions. Today, a better-quality effect can be achieved in digital post-production with the help of a specialized software filter. more
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On the heels a string of successful feature film VFX efforts for the Weinstein Company and Revolution Studios, rhinofx announces the opening of a Connecticut office dedicated to supporting feature film and video game effects. The new location offers 30% tax credits for all clients while creating additional capabilities such as cutting-edge technology with total integration with the New York office for features, spots and the video game industry.
In this comical spot for Kellogg’s Nutri-Grain, Anonymous Content’s Brad Silberling creates a world where a talking equine expresses his love for the healthy snack bar. A thoroughbred, complete with British accent, discusses the disdainful quality of the oats and grains his master so diligently feeds him. The horse stands on his hind quarters as he gesticulates the point with his front legs, and partakes of the delicious, quality goodie. This high bred fancies work, hard jumping and racing, so he makes sure to take time to enjoy the good life with Nutri-Grain. 

