Talk:John Gaeta

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Contents 1 Question for Mr. Gaeta 2 Battlestar Galactica Character 3 What is with the pre-2000 PlayStation 3 reference? 4 Further reference for the GS Cube edit

[edit] Question for Mr. Gaeta

Ever heard of Tim MacMillian, You should be familar with his work. He devised Time slice photography(registerd trademark).

Yes. Over the years Ive come to know his history and great contributions to the film arts. I hope to meet him some day.

[edit] Battlestar Galactica Character

Is the BG character Lt. Gaeta intended to be an homage to John Gaeta? If so, might that be good information to include in this article? KyuzoGator 23:36, 3 January 2007 (UTC)

[edit] What is with the pre-2000 PlayStation 3 reference?

"Shortly after the release of the original Matrix in 1999, Gaeta continued his exploration of content design through CGI visualization by developing fully "virtual" scene and action layouts for use in realtime interactive composition. Scenes ran on prototype Sony PlayStation 3 technology (then called GS Cube). The research was demonstrated at Siggraph 2000."

[edit] Further reference for the GS Cube edit

http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/9.05/gs3.html 24.7.127.106 04:11, 3 August 2007 (UTC)