The film is an adventure about the invasion of planet Ateneia by intruders trying to steal their energy. This film claims to be the first entirely computer-generated feature film. The earlier Toy Story employed clay models that were later scanned and digitized, while Cassiopeia used only software to create its visuals.[1] The film was released soon after Toy Story.[2]
The planet Ateneia, located in the constellation of Cassiopeia, is attacked by space invaders who begin to drain its vital energy. A distress signal is sent into outer space by the local astronomer, Liza, and received by four heroes – Chip, Chop, Feel and Thot – who travel across the galaxy to the rescue. The heroes venture through the galaxy facing many dangers as they try to rescue Ateneia. Each has a specific function in their spaceship: Chop is the captain and pilot, Feel and Thot monitor space, and Chip is the gunman, working also as comic relief throughout. Liza is an astronomer in Ateneia's main laboratory, working on all of the scientific details of the planet's life. On the way to defeat the evil forces of Shadowseat, the foursome meet Leonardo, a scientist from an undeveloped planet who creates crazy gadgets.
Developmentedit
Production began in 1992 with environment and character modelling and the creation of the script. Animation began in 1993, and the image-generation work was completed in 1995. The soundtrack was finished later that year, and the first copy was printed in early 1996.
The film was animated using Crystal Graphics’ Topas Animator, running on seventeen 486 DX2–66 computers. The first character model was made on a 20 MHz 386 SX. Cassiopeia's animation team was composed of seven computer animators, three traditional animators (who served as consultants and directors of animation), and some freelancers. Mid-way through production some of the computers were stolen, requiring some scenes to be re-animated.
^"HISTÓRIA DE DEZ ANOS DE PRODUÇÃO DIGITAL INCLUI BRASILEIROS". Ciência e Cultura (in Brazilian Portuguese). 58 (3): 56–57. September 2006. from the original on 11 April 2021. Retrieved 17 July 2021.
^Paulo Camargo (February 1, 1996). "'Cassiopéia' disputa pioneirismo com 'Toy Story'". Folha de S.Paulo. Retrieved 7 April 2020.
cassiopeia, 1996, film, this, article, needs, additional, citations, verification, please, help, improve, this, article, adding, citations, reliable, sources, unsourced, material, challenged, removed, find, sources, cassiopeia, 1996, film, news, newspapers, bo. This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources Cassiopeia 1996 film news newspapers books scholar JSTOR November 2009 Learn how and when to remove this template message Cassiopeia is a 1996 Brazilian animated feature film produced and released by NDR Filmes in Brazil on April 1 1996 CassiopeiaDVD cover for Cassiopeia Directed byClovis VeiraWritten byAloisio CastroJose FelicianoRobin GeldClovis VieiraProduced byNello de RossiStarringOsmar PradoJonas MelloAldo CesarMarcelo CamposCassius RomeroRosa Maria BarolliEdited byMarc de RossiMusic byVicente SalviaDistributed byNDR Filmes Brazil Hoyts Australia Release datesApril 1 1996 Brazil June 21 1996 Australia Running time80 minutesCountriesBrazilAustralia citation needed LanguagePortugueseBudgetUS 1 5 millionThe film is an adventure about the invasion of planet Ateneia by intruders trying to steal their energy This film claims to be the first entirely computer generated feature film The earlier Toy Story employed clay models that were later scanned and digitized while Cassiopeia used only software to create its visuals 1 The film was released soon after Toy Story 2 Contents 1 Plot 2 Development 3 Voice cast 4 See also 5 References 6 External linksPlot editThe planet Ateneia located in the constellation of Cassiopeia is attacked by space invaders who begin to drain its vital energy A distress signal is sent into outer space by the local astronomer Liza and received by four heroes Chip Chop Feel and Thot who travel across the galaxy to the rescue The heroes venture through the galaxy facing many dangers as they try to rescue Ateneia Each has a specific function in their spaceship Chop is the captain and pilot Feel and Thot monitor space and Chip is the gunman working also as comic relief throughout Liza is an astronomer in Ateneia s main laboratory working on all of the scientific details of the planet s life On the way to defeat the evil forces of Shadowseat the foursome meet Leonardo a scientist from an undeveloped planet who creates crazy gadgets Development editProduction began in 1992 with environment and character modelling and the creation of the script Animation began in 1993 and the image generation work was completed in 1995 The soundtrack was finished later that year and the first copy was printed in early 1996 The film was animated using Crystal Graphics Topas Animator running on seventeen 486 DX2 66 computers The first character model was made on a 20 MHz 386 SX Cassiopeia s animation team was composed of seven computer animators three traditional animators who served as consultants and directors of animation and some freelancers Mid way through production some of the computers were stolen requiring some scenes to be re animated Voice cast editActor CharacterOsmar Prado LeonardoJonas Mello ShadowseatMarcelo Campos ChipCassius Romero ChopFabio Moura FeelHermes Barolli ThotRosa Maria Barolli LizaSee also editToy Story List of animated feature length films List of computer animated filmsReferences edit HISToRIA DE DEZ ANOS DE PRODUCAO DIGITAL INCLUI BRASILEIROS Ciencia e Cultura in Brazilian Portuguese 58 3 56 57 September 2006 Archived from the original on 11 April 2021 Retrieved 17 July 2021 Paulo Camargo February 1 1996 Cassiopeia disputa pioneirismo com Toy Story Folha de S Paulo Retrieved 7 April 2020 External links editCassiopeia at IMDb MCI Museu da Computacao e Informatica in Portuguese Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Cassiopeia 1996 film amp oldid 1182229077, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
