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| − | '''Aristomenis "Meni" Tsirbas''' {{born|3|July|1967}} is a digital effects artist who worked on ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'', ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'' and ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]'' at the time employed at [[Station X Studios]]. |
+ | '''Aristomenis "Meni" Tsirbas''' {{born|3|July|1967}} is a digital effects artist who worked on ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'', ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'', and ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]'' at the time employed at [[Station X Studios]]. |
Tsirbas created the digital model of [[Deep Space 9]] that appeared at the end of {{DS9|What You Leave Behind}}. He commented "''I really appreciated working on the last shot of ''Deep Space Nine''. I had a bit of a crusade to prove to the visual effects community that digital animation could look as good as shooting real models. And the [[space station]] was always a model. But the very last shot on ''Deep Space Nine'' is a pullout from inside the station all the way out, which is impossible to do with the model because if you're in that close the detail just isn't there. So I was tasked to build a digital version of the station and then create this cosmic zoom from inside the station then out through the galaxy until you see a nebula. And that was pretty cool''". [http://blogs.amctv.com/scifi-scanner/2009/04/aristomenis-tsirbas-interview.php] |
Tsirbas created the digital model of [[Deep Space 9]] that appeared at the end of {{DS9|What You Leave Behind}}. He commented "''I really appreciated working on the last shot of ''Deep Space Nine''. I had a bit of a crusade to prove to the visual effects community that digital animation could look as good as shooting real models. And the [[space station]] was always a model. But the very last shot on ''Deep Space Nine'' is a pullout from inside the station all the way out, which is impossible to do with the model because if you're in that close the detail just isn't there. So I was tasked to build a digital version of the station and then create this cosmic zoom from inside the station then out through the galaxy until you see a nebula. And that was pretty cool''". [http://blogs.amctv.com/scifi-scanner/2009/04/aristomenis-tsirbas-interview.php] |
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| − | Tsirbas has also created visual effects in the films ''Conspiracy Theory'', ''Titanic'', ''Dogma'' and ''Hellboy''. |
+ | Tsirbas has also created visual effects in the films ''Conspiracy Theory'', ''Titanic'', ''Dogma'', and ''Hellboy''. |
In 2007, Tsirbas directed, wrote and production designed the film ''Terra''. |
In 2007, Tsirbas directed, wrote and production designed the film ''Terra''. |
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==External links== |
==External links== |
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| − | *[http://www.aristomenis.com/Director/Aristomenis_Tsirbas_Director.html |
+ | * [http://www.aristomenis.com/Director/Aristomenis_Tsirbas_Director.html Aristomenis.com] - official web site |
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| − | *{{IMDb-link|page=nm0875056}} |
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[[Category:Special and Visual effects staff|Tsirbas, Aristomenis]] |
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Tsirbas' CGI-rendered Deep Space 9
Aristomenis "Meni" Tsirbas (born 3 July 1967; age 56) is a digital effects artist who worked on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: Voyager, and Star Trek: Enterprise at the time employed at Station X Studios.
Tsirbas created the digital model of Deep Space 9 that appeared at the end of DS9: "What You Leave Behind". He commented "I really appreciated working on the last shot of Deep Space Nine. I had a bit of a crusade to prove to the visual effects community that digital animation could look as good as shooting real models. And the space station was always a model. But the very last shot on Deep Space Nine is a pullout from inside the station all the way out, which is impossible to do with the model because if you're in that close the detail just isn't there. So I was tasked to build a digital version of the station and then create this cosmic zoom from inside the station then out through the galaxy until you see a nebula. And that was pretty cool". [1]
Tsirbas has also created visual effects in the films Conspiracy Theory, Titanic, Dogma, and Hellboy.
In 2007, Tsirbas directed, wrote and production designed the film Terra.
External links
- Aristomenis.com - official web site
- Aristomenis Tsirbas at Wikipedia
- Template:IMDb-link