I remember "The Matrix" DVD. Its PC extra feature was movie, screenplay and the accopanying storyboard - scene by scene. They had story boarded almost entire movie. I just can't recall if it had auto scrolling or not. Another nifty

It is called BULLETTIME, a term coined by Wachowskis and/or John Gaeta (SFX guy). It is a combination of green screen live action and some solid CGI. Lots of cameras (depends on the how much slowdown coupled with range of movement required) are

Thanks Miche and Mister Micawber, and sorry about the late-thank-you.

Hello, I would like to ask a question about meaning of a phrasal verb. "When the ad was pitched to senior executives, they signed off on it immediately." "Signed off" sounds like the executives rejected the ad proposal. Am I right?

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Hello, I have a question about a rule of the usage of "only". Let me give you the background first. Mike and George are taking the same class. Both of them have been to Spain before. Other people in the class have never been to Spain

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Hello, 1. I don't have an apple. 2. I don't have an orange. When sentence 1 and 2 combined, which one is the correct way of saying? 3. I don't have an apple nor an orange. 4. I don't have an apple or an orange. Thanks.

Thanks paco, Nice example!

Hello, 1. Let me introduce X to Y. 2. Let me introduce Y to X. is there a difference between the two? Thanks,