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From: Susan.King@f270.n106.z1.fidonet.org (Susan King)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics
Subject: Video/Film
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Date: 7 Jul 89 14:09:04 GMT
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 JP> 
 JP> I may be teaching a class next year in which I would like to
 JP> be able
 JP> to show some video (or film) of computer animation of scientific/technical
 JP> processes.  Stuff like modelling of airflow around an airframe,
 JP> galaxies
 JP> colliding, cars crashing, molecules interacting and so on.  
 JP> 
 JP> Does anyone have any pointers to such?  
 JP> 
 JP> Please respond by mail as I gave up on trying to keep up with
 JP> comp.graphics
 JP> some time ago.  Given interest and response I will summarize.
 JP>  (The last
 JP> time I offered to summarize I got about a dozen requests for
 JP> copies of
 JP> the information I got, and no information. :-( )

Jeffrey,  The NCGA (National Computer Graphics Association our of 
Washington D.C. has a demo reel of video animation that they put 
together I believe each year. I saw one last year and the "stuff" 
blew my socks off! I believe it is available...for a small fee like 
$50 or so. If you need more information...I can provide address or 
just call D.C. information.