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A Berkshire Film Heritage STRANGE BUT TRUE By Bill & Rich Sones What bird flies faster than a jet? Birds aren’t suddenly flying Q:faster than they used to, so how did we just get a new “fastest bird,” looking like “a little magenta fireball dropping out of the sky”? With a new mode of speed A:analysis using not feet or meters per second but body lengths per second (blps), says Susan Milius in “Science News.” During courtship displays, the male Anna’s hummingbird dives from on high, whizzing past a female so fast his tail feathers chirp in the wind. As he pulls up to avoid crashing, he experi- ences forces greater than nine times the force of gravity, more than any known vertebrate stunt flier outside a cockpit. When zoologist Chris Clark of the University of California, Berkeley, analyzed the dives, he found that, adjusted for body length, the hum- Photos by Darren Vanden Berge / Berkshire Eagle Staff mingbird’s speed reached 385 blps, Eugene Mamut and his wife, Irina Borisova, pose for a portrait in their AniMagic Museum in Lee, which showcases Berkshire talent in special effects. easily topping the 200 blps of the pere- grine falcon. “A fighter jet with its after burners on reaches 150 blps and a space shut- tle screaming down through the atmosphere hits 207 blps.” Making Long before there was a Bing Q:Crosby, how was the famous 18th-century composer Ludwig van Beethoven given to what today has movie been called the “White Christmas MAAGICGIC effect”? M When researchers experimented A:with the popular Crosby song n Lee couple create back in the 1960s, they found some test subjects reported hearing it at a showcase for lower and lower volumes, in some cases even when it was never turned Berkshire talent on, says Oliver Sacks in “Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain.” in special effects One time, a highly musical friend of By Lisa La Plante Sacks reported enjoying a favorite Special to The Eagle Mozart record, then discovered when LEE he went to turn it over that he had hey never dreamed of a never put it on. career in the movie indus- Under proper motivation, it seems, try. They never aspired to the mind will fill in blank auditory be members of Holly- spaces or silent gaps embedded in T wood’s elite. familiar songs, even detectable by But somehow Ukraine natives and functional MRI scans. now Lee residents Eugene Mamut Such deliberate mental imagery is The Academy Award in science and engineering that Mamut won in 1996 and Irina Borisova found their way clearly crucial to professional musi- for his work on the movie ‘Predator’ is on display at the museum. to that level of success. cians. It arguably saved the creative It was quite by accident, if you ask Film Tech night life and sanity of Beethoven after he them. Mamut is an electrical engi- had gone deaf and could no longer in the Berkshires neer; Borisova, an artist who studied hear any music except in his mind; architecture. Their separate talents What: “Film Tech: An Evening with perhaps the loss of normal auditory landed each of them a place in the Eugene Mamut and the Animagic input even intensified his musical creation of special effects and ani- Museum” presented by Valleywood imagery, with his auditory cortex mation for Hollywood films like Productions. becoming hypersensitive. “Predator (1987),” “Ghost Dad When: Monday starting with exhibits “And though voluntary musical (1990),” and “Dirty Dancing from 5:30 to 7 p.m. and a multi- imagery may not be easily available to (1987),” as well as small-screen com- media presentation at 7 p.m. on the relatively unmusical, virtually mercials for Burger King, Hallmark the history of movie production in everyone has involuntary musical and the Michigan lottery. the Berkshires. imagery.” Still, Mamut’s first love remains Guest speakers will be Larry Can you spell out the difference science, and for Borisova it is art. Jackson of Amherst, an independ- between a wolf and a “woof”? Q: They’ve combined their talents to ent producer and director; and Can we even be sure they’re not the create Animagic, a museum of sci- Tom Gasek; and Diana Walczak of same species? ence and art at 77 Main St. that North Adams, who worked with Dogs are descended from showcases the work of Berkshire Jeffrey Kleiser to create the special wolves, probably the gray wolf, A: people who have been involved in effects for “Spiderman, the Ride” and some scientists argue that because the making of Hollywood animation in Florida. dogs and wolves do interbreed, they Clay models, above and cutout at top right, were created by Borisova for and special effects. Diana Pearlman, who was the pro- shouldn’t be considered separate use in animated television commercials. Mamut displays his own 1996 ducer of visual effects for the species at all, says Pat Shipman in Academy Award for his work on cre- movie “The Matrix,” and who is now “American Scientist.” ring of paper float through the room. In the second room, movie posters ating a camouflage visual effect in president of the Berkshire Film Although the ability to produce fer- “It’s static electricity,” he admitted. line the upper walls, and a “Berk- “Predator” and an elastic effect in Commission, will answer ques- tile offspring suggests varieties of a A globe, suspended in air, rotates shire Special Effects and Animation “Ghost Dad” and “9 to 5.” tions. single species, the reality is more as if on an axle. In fact, it is held in Family Tree,” like a family tree, Borisova displays her drawings, Where: The Colonial Theatre, 111 nuanced: “We cannot know whether place by a magnet above and a com- shows people in the industry, where sculptures and the clay models used South St., Pittsfield. dog-wolf hybrids will thrive and sur- puter below, Mamut said, adding: they began, how they came together in various television commercials. Tickets: $15 and $20 adults; $10 vive, or die out, in the long run.” “This is all about science.” in the Berkshires and where they are The museum is three rooms, the and $15 students. Certainly distinguishing a dog from The front room also showcases now. front one facing Main Street has its Information: Call (413) 997-4444 a wolf is something we expect to be Borisova’s artwork, including draw- Life-like clay models of penguins, window and walls filled with toys. or visit www.thecolonialtheatre.org able to do. Domestic dogs are wildly ings, sculptures and an illustrated a Mr. Potato Head, and a crab, all Mamut chuckled on a recent tour as variable in size and shape, thanks to children’s book called “Cats Who he used a “magic wand” to make a several hundred years of selective Quilt.” ANIMATION, continued on E3 breeding. Their most telling feature is the snout, shorter and wider than wolves’ snouts. Only a few breeds such as Irish wolfhounds with extremely elongated, slender noses, surpass wolves in “snoutiness.” Also, domesticated dogs are geneti- cally disposed to seek out human attention and accept human leader- It’s app time — college, not iPhone ship; wolves are not. Probably in the distant past, adopted By Beth J. Harpaz daily in the mailbox. Clutter in your liv- charts that you can use or adapt, but if cubs that were aggressive were cast Associated Press ing room includes a Barron’s guide to you’re making one up from scratch, be out, while the more agreeable ones If you’re throwing around the term colleges and an SAT prep book. You may sure to include teacher recommenda- were fed and kept around for their “app” a lot but it has nothing to do with even be getting phone calls from tions, resumes, essays, interviews, test keen noses and hunting skills. From iPhones, you must have a high school recruiters wondering if you and your dates, application deadlines and other wolf to woof under the watchful senior in the family working on a college child will be attending their open house. requirements for each school on the list. human eye, but not (we trust) under app. Marie Carr has been through all this Every time a task on the chart is com- the same roof! Application, that is. three times, and this year she published pleted, “putting a check in that box can When a 40-year-old woman And while it’s stressful for teenagers to a book about the process, with her three be very rewarding,” said Carr. Q:becomes pregnant, how old is deal with college applications in addition daughters’ help, called “Sending Your A wall chart or computer spreadsheet the fertilized egg? to their regular school work, volunteer- Child to College: The Prepared Parent’s also gives you a neutral way of talking about a looming deadline or an undone All or almost all female mam- ing, clubs, sports and jobs, it can also be Operational Manual.” task. mals are born with their full stressful for parents. “It’s not about nagging,” she said. “It’s A: “Instead of asking ‘Is the essay done, is complement of eggs, so the egg in For those of us who grew up in an era about trying to help them organize and the resume done,’ you can say, ‘I want to question is 40 years old — the likely when parents had virtually nothing to do prepare, and scale this big project down get this done in a timely fashion. Let’s reason birth abnormalities increase with the college application process, it into manageable bits.” look at the components,’” Carr said. with the age of the mother, says Chris can even be downright bewildering. One approach to keeping track of all “This way you’re not nagging, you’re McGowan in “Diatoms to Dinosaurs: Suddenly the family calendar is covered the options and deadlines is to create a working together.” The Size and Scale of Living Associated Press with scribbles about campus tours, stan- graph, spreadsheet or folders that you Be sure to emphasize that money Things.” Cover of ‘Sending Your Child To dardized test dates, financial aid work- can look at together. College: The Prepared Parent’s Opera- shops and application deadlines. “Kids do really well when they have spent on late fees for missed deadlines is Send STRANGE questions to brothers Bill and tional Manual’ by Marie Pinak Carr Postcards, catalogs and invitations from visuals,” she said. Rich at [email protected] and her daughters. schools you’ve never heard of arrive Carr’s book has sample checklists and COLLEGE, continued on E3 ON THE WEB: www.berkshireeagle.com Entertainment The Berkshire Eagle, Sunday, November 8, 2009 — E3 What’s Playing In Music: Top 10 At the Movies Singles Country Albums Regal Berkshire Mall 10 Triplex Cinema (Great Barrington) (Lanesborough) The Box (PG13) 12, 3 & 7; 1. “Whatcha Say” Jason DeRulo 1. “Fearless” Taylor Swift The Fourth Kind (PG13) 11:40, 2:10, 4:40, 7:20 & A Serious Man (PG13) 1:20, 4:20 2. “Fireflies” Owl City 2. “Southern Voice” Tim McGraw 9:40; & 7:20; 3. “Empire State of Mind” Jay-Z + Alicia Keys 3. “The Foundation” Zac Brown Band Couples Retreat (PG13) 2:35 & 7:45; The Men Who Stare at Goats 4. “Down” Jay Sean w. 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same effect, but in the early 1980s, worked in the animation division The models they used included Movie special effects created in Berkshires the technology was new and unex- of Mass Illusion. Mamut worked talking penguins for the Michigan plored, Mamut said. specifically on early stages of Lottery, a conducting Mr. Potato ANIMATION from E1 movie production while working at job Mamut found scary because, in When Hynek moved that year research for the visual effects later Head for Burger King and a crab the same movie studio in Kharkov those days, if an error was made, from EFX Unlimited to R. used in such movies as “Starship for Louis Kemp Crab Delights. once used in animated commer- where Borisova was volunteering either by the operator or the Greenbush Associates, also in Troopers (1997)” and “The Matrix Borisova continues to work for cials, fill a glass case. Borisova cre- her talents. machines, the entire film was a Manhattan, Mamut reluctantly (1999).” the state puppet theater. She will ated the characters, beginning In 1978, Mamut emigrated to loss. And though the job was more followed. When Mass Illusion moved be returning to Ukraine later this with sketches and storyboards. the United States and settled in important than what he had been At the time, Mamut said he was from Lenox to San Francisco in month for the opening of a chil- She, sometimes working with a Queens, New York. There he doing, it was only one step up from planning to return to electrical 1997, Gasek opened his own com- dren’s Russian fairytale “Snow team of sculptors, then created the began sending out resumes to the lowly cleaning position, he engineering, thinking that company, Out of Hand Animation in Maiden” at the Kharkov Puppet models. electrical engineering companies said. puters would soon replace all of Great Barrington, which he still Theatre. She had been working on The third room of the museum and movie studios. He got two It wasn’t until Mamut made sug- the work he was doing mechani- owns and operates. the project for the past year, creat- is the workshop, where visitors, for responses from engineering com- gestions that eventually led to the cally in animation. Hynek said he Worked on commercials ing 10 characters as well as sets for a fee, can create their own clay panies, neither of which interested creation of the so-called “elastic could guarantee him another 10 the production. models and have them “perform” him, and one from a movie pro- effect” in movie imagery that he years. Borisova worked with Gasek on Mamut and Borisova opened in a short animated film, which duction company, Digi-tal Effects began to move up in the film Meanwhile, Borisova remained several animated commercials, Animagic in 2002 to showcase all they then get to take home. in Manhattan. industry. in Ukraine, developing her art at which employed stop-motion film- of the Berkshire talent in special These days, Mamut devotes The owner, Judson Rosebush, Slit-scan effect the Kharkov movie studio and act- ing of the clay models she created. effects and animation. While the most of his energy to running said he didn’t have a job to offer, ing as art director of the Kharkov Stop-motion animation requires movies were made in Hollywood, Animagic and hopes to expand the but was interested in learning what On lunch break one day, he said State Puppet Theatre. 30 pictures per second of move- the special effects for many were museum to show off more of Mamut could do, since he had Kleiser — who would later estab- During a visit to friends in the ment with producers literally mov- created locally or by local people, Berkshire talent. been working on computer-gener- lish his Kleiser-Walczak special- United States in 1993, Borisova ing and bending the flexible clay Mamut explained. Monday night, he will be among ated movies in Ukraine. effects company at Mass MoCA and Mamut reunited and they models between each picture. A Many still remain in the Berk- a number of presenters talking at Mamut said his English was so in North Adams — was telling him married two years later. typical 30-second commercial shires dreaming and hoping for the Colonial Theatre in Pittsfield limited at the time that he had to about a slit-scan effect used in Came to Lee in 1996 would take roughly five months to the future, he said. about the history of movie produc- draw pictures of what he was try- Stanley Kubrick’s “2001: A Space create, Borisova explained. tion in the Berk-shires. ing to say. Odyssey (1968).” The couple moved to Lee in The event, intended as a busi- ‘Don’t call us.’ The effect of squeezing the 1996 when both went to work in ness networking opportunity, as image was created, Mamut said, by the animation division at Mass well as a showcase of local talent, Rosebush referred Mamut to moving it slowly on an optical Illusion, a special effects company will feature some of Animagic’s Joel Hynek and Jeff Kleiser, who scanner instead of leaving it established by film director and exhibits in the lobby from 5:30 to 7 at the time, were working on visu- immobile. special effects supervisor Douglas p.m. Multi-media presentations al effects at a EFX Unlimited, “I was amazed,” Mamut said. Trumbull, who “made movies in will follow at 7 p.m. another Manhattan production He proposed to Hynek and Hollywood, but dreamed about Borisova, who said she was company. Kleiser that the image be moved the Berkshires,” Mamut said. “born with a pencil,” attended art “They said ‘Don’t call us. We’ll step-by-step in order to create a Trumbull had worked on the slit- school in Ukraine beginning at age call you,’” Mamut remembered, different, “elastic” effect. scan technology used in Kubrick’s 10 and later went on to achieve a and he left certain there would be “They gave me the keys to the “2001: A Space Odyssey,” and also degree in architecture. But she has no job offer. studio and said ‘Do what you want directed “Silent Running” in 1972, never worked as an architect. The following morning, howev- and we’ll see what you can do,’” which featured a Spaceship Berk- Mamut is a scientist at heart and er, he got a call asking if he would Mamut said, adding that they shire. He still owns a studio in earned a master’s degree in elec- be willing to take a job cleaning granted him full access to all the Southfield, where he works on trical engineering. film — about the lowest in the film and resources he needed to research and is currently concen- “I was never interested in movie industry. Not proud, he do his experiments. trating on astronomy, Mamut said. movies,” he said. “I don’t see took it. The first film he worked on It was then that he created the Mamut, Borisova, Hynek and movies. I don’t know actors. For was “Blue Lagoon (1980).” elastic effect that made objects Tom Gasek, the key animator for me, it’s optics. It’s machines. It’s It took about three months look stretched or bent. 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