The innovative fans will not replace conventional fans. Instead, they will be used to enhance the cooling now provided by conventional fans and passive design features, such as heat-dissipating fins.
One important thing you have to consider is that living actors often contribute to the film in ways that a CG model cannot. For instance the greatest comedies often have many adlib lines within the movies. CG movies will almost always be exact scripts.
I would assume that most of the live action movies out there have many scenes in them that either weren't part of the original script, or have been modified greatly while filming by the actors and directors in concert. Heck, even a lighting tech may contribute something.
When dealing with animators and a script, I believe the animators are probably always going to be too involved in making the scene graphically perfect to suggest, "Hey, this might be funnier if the character were to do this instead".
Until CGI films can add the same spontenaety (sp?) I doubt very much that actors will be out of a job. However, there will be the added threat of, "Do the scene as it's scripted or we will replace you with a very small shell script".:)
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So, unfortunately... not much quieter.
Starwars.com has been doing this for a little while now.. it's not nearly as annoying as when it happens while researching SW trivia..
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/-ky&-r&t-lE, -k(&-)r&t-, -ky&rt-/ adverb
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Main Entry: inaccurate
Pronunciation: -'a-ky&-r&t, -k(&-)r&t
Function: adjective
Date: 1738
: not accurate : FAULTY
- inaccurately
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One important thing you have to consider is that living actors often contribute to the film in ways that a CG model cannot. For instance the greatest comedies often have many adlib lines within the movies. CG movies will almost always be exact scripts.
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I would assume that most of the live action movies out there have many scenes in them that either weren't part of the original script, or have been modified greatly while filming by the actors and directors in concert. Heck, even a lighting tech may contribute something.
When dealing with animators and a script, I believe the animators are probably always going to be too involved in making the scene graphically perfect to suggest, "Hey, this might be funnier if the character were to do this instead".
Until CGI films can add the same spontenaety (sp?) I doubt very much that actors will be out of a job. However, there will be the added threat of, "Do the scene as it's scripted or we will replace you with a very small shell script".
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Actually I used to work for MCIWorldcom, and most of the racks in colo's are made of aluminum too.. Just a fact, 4 OC-48's are very heavy.