All Posts Tagged With: "Steve Johnson"
Elemental Auctions Off Steve Johnson’s Historic Contributions to FX Films Starting June 6
June 6.  If you are a fan of great effects, collector of movie memorabilia or an ex-employee looking for things you worked on, mark the day.  Elemental Auctions will begin selling off some momentous pieces of special effects history  through eBay.  Here is the link you need:  Elemental Auctions Elemental LLC is proud to bring you the Steve [...]
4Jun2010 | Editor | Comments Off | Continued
Steve Johnson Wants To “Slime” You This Holiday Season.
With all the news coming out of Steve Johnson’s corner of the world, you would think this was his fan blog or something. Just in time for the holiday shopping season and under his Solid Thought Corporation banner, he is releasing a resin figure collectable with behind the scenes DVD. Here is what the auction [...]
1Dec2009 | Editor | 2 comments | Continued
Steve Johnson’s Rubber Rules – Get Slimed Part 1
“Get Slimed: The Making of the Classic Animatronic Character” Go behind the scenes to see how Slimer (known as Onion Head in the script) was made for the smash hit film “Ghostbusters”!
27Nov2009 | Editor | Comments Off | Continued
Steve Johnson Doesn’t Want a F**king Oscar
Steve Johnson’s Rubber Rules has become a reason to watch Youtube again for me. Â Finally someone telling it like it is without all the “We’re just a great big happy production” feel. Â Steve talks about how The Abyss’s clear NTIs were a challenge and how the fiber optics lit the underwater puppets. Â Also, there is [...]
15Nov2009 | Editor | Comments Off | Continued
An Evening Honoring Dick Smith Hosted By Rick Baker
Generally considered to be the “godfather” of modern-day special make-up effects, Smith pioneered the method of applying prosthetics made from foam latex in small pieces as opposed to the standard of applying a latex mask as one solid piece. More after the jump.
1Mar2009 | Editor | Comments Off | Continued
Where in the world is Steve Johnson?
Sources say in Sun Valley!
6Jul2008 | Editor | Comments Off | Continued
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Good article which puts it's finger on the current problems within the film/effects industry experience is not valued anymore nobody ...
It is not your responsibility to coddle anyone's ungrounded fantasies. This industry is what it is and if a potential ...