zion dweller bane was the man at the end of matrix reloaded.
zion dweller bane was the man at the end of matrix reloaded.
who is the man at the end of matrix reloaded?
zion dweller bane
virtual cinematography came into prominence following the release of "the matrix" trilogy especially the last two, "the matrix reloaded" and "the matrix revolutions". the directors, lily and lana wachowski, tasked visual effects supervisor john gaeta (who coined the phrase) with developing techniques to allow for virtual "filming" of realistic computer-generated imagery. gaeta, along with george borshukov, kim libreri and his crew at esc entertainment succeeded in creating photo-realistic cgi versions of performers, sets, and action. their work was based on the findings of paul debevec et al. of the acquisition and subsequent simulation of the reflectance field over the human face which was acquired using the simplest of light stages in 2000. famous scenes that would have been impossible or exceedingly time consuming to do within traditional cinematography include the burly brawl in "the matrix reloaded" where neo fights up-to-100 agent smiths and at the start of the end showdown in "the matrix revolutions" where agent smith's cheekbone gets punched in by neo leaving the digital look-alike unhurt.
virtual cinematography
the matrix reloaded (score)









































the matrix reloaded: limited edition (2-cd set) is a score album to the 2003 film "the matrix reloaded". it was officially released on august 27, 2013. unlike the , which featured songs from the film, this release includes almost the entire film's score on two discs. owing to licensing issues, the soundtrack does not include the film versions of two cues, free flight and double trouble.









































prior to the la-la land release, a bootleg version had surfaced containing much the same material as the official release.









































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the matrix reloaded (score)