#176.
Making Star Wars during its time was completely an unconceivable idea. No studio had a special effects department. However, George Lucas not only helped invent a new generation of special effects but launched a legendary company that would change the course of the movie business. X was born in a sweltering warehouse behind the Van Nuys airport in the summer of 1975. Its first employees were recent college graduates (and dropouts) with rich imaginations and nimble fingers. They were tasked with building Star Wars’ creatures, spaceships, circuit boards, and cameras. Pixar began, essentially, as an internal investigation of X. Photoshop was invented, in part, by an employee of X.
ID X.
Making Star Wars during its time was completely an unconceivable idea. No studio had a special effects department. However, George Lucas not only helped invent a new generation of special effects but launched a legendary company that would change the course of the movie business. X was born in a sweltering warehouse behind the Van Nuys airport in the summer of 1975. Its first employees were recent college graduates (and dropouts) with rich imaginations and nimble fingers. They were tasked with building Star Wars’ creatures, spaceships, circuit boards, and cameras. Pixar began, essentially, as an internal investigation of X. Photoshop was invented, in part, by an employee of X.
ID X.
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