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Subject:	FLASH: <OT> Flash on the BigScreen (v2.0)
From:	David Brozicevich
Date:	Tue, 13 Jul 1999 15:03:32 +0100

Hi.

For those of you who had browser crashes yesterday because of my unset Flash
MIME type, sorry...
The problem has been rectified and the movie is still playing at the cinema
and now the website! For those unsure of what I'm on about here is my
previous post...

>This is a little OT and a little bit of a plug but....
>
>If you are around Zurich, Switzerland tonite you should head on down to the
>Filmfluss (An open-air cinema with the screen on the other side of a river,
>extremely beautiful actually!) to see possibly the worlds first 35mm film
>(direct-transfer) animation made with Macromedia's Flash4. The cinema
>commercial was made for Hiltl (www.hiltl.ch) a local vegetarian restaurant.
>We used Flash as our animation platform mainly because of our time
>constraints. The small file size and the vector based animation allowed
us
>to work very quickly at the 24fps film standard. The whole project from
>conception to completion was done on a 48hour turn around (which is nearly

>unheard of in the film industry!) with a team of three . You can check
>out the animation at our website.
>
>www.eleven1.com
>
>Though be a little patient with the file size it's 230k :) I had to make
the
>whole thing a movie clip to scale it into something you could see on a
>normal computer monitor (i haven't had time to remake the thing properly
for
>the web, it would be a lot smaller) The stage size was at a 16:9 ratio and

>it had to be large enough so we wouldn't lose image quality for the film
>transfer.

David Brozicevich
eleven1
interactive multimedia
hardstrasse 219
ch-8005 z�rich
switzerland
business.line: ++41 1 440 7711
business.fax: ++41 1 440 7710
www.eleven1.com

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