http://effectivus.com/2009/04/matador/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss Technology product development, management & marketing Wed, 28 Jul 2010 07:05:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://effectivus.com/2009/04/matador/comment-page-1/#comment-391 EDM613 WK02 – chapter four reading: quentin tarantino’s star wars « DigitalMedia Graham Thu, 08 Oct 2009 21:08:00 +0000 http://effectivus.com/?p=493#comment-391 [...] I was first cutting my teeth in the visual effects software, I had a chance to use a package named Matador. This software was $20,000 & you have no idea how this software was agony on square wheels. At [...] [...] I was first cutting my teeth in the visual effects software, I had a chance to use a package named Matador. This software was $20,000 & you have no idea how this software was agony on square wheels. At [...]

]]> http://effectivus.com/2009/04/matador/comment-page-1/#comment-22 What did you do in the last recession, Daddy? | Effectivus Wed, 01 Apr 2009 17:37:40 +0000 http://effectivus.com/?p=493#comment-22 [...] after we had brought the first version of Matdor to market we were at the same tradeshow, demonstrating to anyone we could attract to our tiny stand. [...] [...] after we had brought the first version of Matdor to market we were at the same tradeshow, demonstrating to anyone we could attract to our tiny stand. [...]

]]> http://effectivus.com/2009/04/matador/comment-page-1/#comment-21 Topics about Animation-art » Archive » Matador Wed, 01 Apr 2009 16:51:42 +0000 http://effectivus.com/?p=493#comment-21 [...] Effectivus put an intriguing blog post on MatadorHere’s a quick excerptBefore forming effectivus Chris Steele worked for Parallax Software where he developed Matador. Parallax Software was purchased by Avid Technology in 1995. Matador was an innovative paint and 2D animation software package for the television and film industries.   It was the first to offer an automation system, first to offer paint animation, and the first to use a RAM based 64bit framestore.   It competed against hardware based systems which were 100 times more expensive. It sold over 200 [...] [...] Effectivus put an intriguing blog post on MatadorHere’s a quick excerptBefore forming effectivus Chris Steele worked for Parallax Software where he developed Matador. Parallax Software was purchased by Avid Technology in 1995. Matador was an innovative paint and 2D animation software package for the television and film industries.   It was the first to offer an automation system, first to offer paint animation, and the first to use a RAM based 64bit framestore.   It competed against hardware based systems which were 100 times more expensive. It sold over 200 [...]

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