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Hey Joe, question for you. You indicate in that post that the pure CG shots seem to look better to you than the composite CG/live action shots, and I wanted to ask you why you think that's the case. I don't have my DVD's on hand to test on my own relatively new LCD HDTV, but I remember...

I'm coming out of lurk mode here, so forgive me if much of this has been discussed already. but Joe, I gotta ask you a few questions. Joe, do I understand you correctly. Is it your contention that WB wants to both (A) make a B5 feature film in which most--if not all--of the original B5...

B5 was a single-cam, shot like a movie. Multi-cam stuff are shows filmed in a studio, usually on video (not film like B5), like most sit-coms.

Has anyone thought the series of books could be the Crusade storyline? There was always a big clamour for this until JMS said it wasn't likely because no one wanted a book series based onn a failed TV show? Well, maybe there's interest now. Didn't JMS say that Crusade was somehow connected to...

As most of us probably know, the Firefly movie was just officially greelight (greenlighted??). But for months now we’ve been reading reports from trade sources that negotiations were ongoing. So my question is, is it likely that the new B5 project is a feature considering that we have heard...

Quite true, Joe. They would've used some paint programs for textures and I believe I read an article with Joe Johnston about using some Mac software for compositing, but the VAST majority of work was always done with Lightwave (on various platforms). B5, especially the Foundation years, are a...

Lightwave was used for all seasons of B5, and I don’t think there is any evidence of Netter ever switching over to Maya, even for Crusade. The CG DOES start to look different toward the tail of B5 season 5. That look remains constant through the last 2 TNT movies and Crusade. But I believe...