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Article: SPECIAL EFFECTS BEHIND THE SCENES ON THE GIANT SCREEN.(TIMEOUT)
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- The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH)
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- November 14, 1996
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Byline: Craig Kopp Post movie writer
Special effects have made for some really big movies.
This summer we watched computer-generated tornadoes rip through Oklahoma in ''Twister,'' and the destruction of New York, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., in ''Independence Day.''
Beginning Saturday, at the Omnimax Theater, you can catch a really big explanation of how those scenes were created in ''Special Effects.''
Laurel Ladevich, who has worked on ''Jurassic Park,'' ''Return of the Jedi'' and ''The Empire Strikes Back,'' co-produced this giant-screen look at how Hollywood's magicians do those giant effects.
''When we go behind ...