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The very first computer assisted graphics began in many different unrelated fields around the world. In MIT it was being used to calculate global lighting models.
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Computer assisted graphics started to be used by people like Charles Csuri and John Whitley Sr.
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It was called Spacewar and it was made by MIT students Steve Russell, Slug Russell, Shag Graetz, and Alan Kotok. The graphics were controlled by joysticks.
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It was called Odyssey and it was made by Ralph Baer of Sanders Associates. It was later marketed at Magnavox.
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Companies like Image West, Dolphin Productions and Computer Image Corp used these graphics machines to introduce new images to both broadcast clients and viewers at home.
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Hunger by Peter Foldes used geometric techniques like Charles Csuri to create the film.
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The movie “Where the Wild Things Are” was done at Disney and used CG backgrounds and rendering.
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It used almost 2000 state-of-the-art digital effect shots.
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Real- time face animation is now used in films by game developers.