The Science of Art
Brief Synopsis
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Highlighted in this program of the science magazine are "Aaron," a computer program that paints original and striking pictures; the beautiful (and once thought to be deadly) sounds of Benjamin Franklin's glass harmonica; the restoration by computer scientists and artists and the National Gallery of
Cast & Crew
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Graham Chedd
Director
Gerhard Finkenbeiner
Alan Alda
Nicholas Campbell
Jim Russell
Jeremy Angier
Animator
Film Details
Also Known As
Science of Art, Scientific American Frontiers (02/18/98)
Genre
Documentary
Release Date
1998
Technical Specs
Duration
60m
Synopsis
Highlighted in this program of the science magazine are "Aaron," a computer program that paints original and striking pictures; the beautiful (and once thought to be deadly) sounds of Benjamin Franklin's glass harmonica; the restoration by computer scientists and artists and the National Gallery of one of America's most monumental sculptures; and the creation of "Alan 2.0," an "all-digital" Alan Alda -- an electronically synthesized version of the series' star.
Crew
Jeremy Angier
Animator
John Angier
Executive Producer
David Berenson
Editor
Joseph Canali
Production Manager
Graham Chedd
Executive Producer
Graham Chedd
Writer
Graham Chedd
Producer
Laura Debonis
Associate Producer
Sean J Eunson
Editor
Sara Finkelstein
Associate Producer
Peter Hoving
Photography
Steve Izzi
Sound Mixer
Bob King
Sound
Katherine King
Other
Bill Kinney
On-Line Editor
Andrew Liebman
Producer
Mark Mclaughlin
Sound
John Osborne
Sound
John Rennie
Editor In Chief
Randy Roos
Music
Jed Schwartz
Titles
Karl Sims
Titles
Michael C Sullivan
Post-Production Supervisor
Brian White
Animator
Ken Willinger
Photography
Film Details
Also Known As
Science of Art, Scientific American Frontiers (02/18/98)
Genre
Documentary
Release Date
1998
Technical Specs
Duration
60m
