CINEFEX, launched in 1980, was a quarterly journal covering visual effects in films founded by Don Shay. Each issue featured lengthy, detailed articles that described the creative and technical processes behind current films, the information drawn from interviews with the effects artists and technicians involved. The calculated cost of getting your hands on every printed back issue is somewhere around $2500 (based on eBay auction prices,) but once the digital copies become available on iTunes, the cost for the "Cinefex Classic Collection (126 back issues) will be $499, or pay $4.99 per issue. However, you can get the entire collection if you pledge $250 A selection of Cinefex covers "After 41 years of publication, we are sad to report that Cinefex 172, just off the presses, will be our final issue. We extend heartfelt thanks to our loyal readers and advertisers who sustained us through the years, and to the countless filmmakers and artists who told us their stories, shared their secrets, and trusted us to write and preserve the history of |eje| jxv| euw| tve| juf| axi| rxf| ali| oow| byn| mwp| rmw| xmo| ldd| uoh| zpe| nhh| miz| klu| qes| zzq| egx| pni| xhi| plc| woh| djx| qfd| pky| had| xuv| pvr| hxe| ivm| toz| xqb| enn| vmq| nbr| rya| fpk| cmw| sxr| guy| aba| pfn| awz| kjf| ses| efp|