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Articles in Sept, 2005 issue of Post

• B Creative launches within Broadway Video
• Sneaker sounds
• City Lights opens new audio suites
  by Marc Loftus
• London's Lambie-Nairn
• Animated Hopeless Pictures spoofs production process
  by Ann Fisher
• The democratization HD: with HD on the desktop, as well as HDV, affordable high definition is now a reality
  by Claudia Kienzle
• The Matrox Axio: affordable and powerful realtime HD editing: true realtime SD or HD with no compromises
  by Randall Simpson
• Scott Balkcom
• AES show to look at 'Audio for HDTV'
• Schools training: need to brush up on the latest software update? Eager for a career in post production? You have many options
  by Debbie Galante Block
• Lucasfilm invests heavily in HP gear
• Allergy relief
• Pixel Corps intros open enrollment policy
• The licensing trend in spots
  by David John Farinella
• The NLE rental business
  by Marc Loftus
• She House is built in the edit bay: WE Network's reality home-makeover series demands tons of planning and editing
  by Ken McGorry
• Jim Riche
• Maciek Godlewski
• Burbank's Chace Audio
• Marrying the old and the new: Tim Burton's Corpse Bride features stop-motion animation shot with digital still cameras
  by Daniel Restuccio
• Audio for spots: a more distracted audience and tighter budgets are just two of the challenges facing audio post pros these days
  by David John Farinella
• Marketing, advertising and branding agency Creative Domain in Hollywood has installed a new D-Command mixing console, the latest in Digidesign's ICON family of digital boards
• Animation on the Web: this new frontier is fertile ground for animators
  by Ann Fisher
• Danielle Lindy
• Resolution's aim is clear: this studio is now offering post to support its stages
  by Mike Joseph
• Star search
• DCI agrees on d-cinema standards: how will it affect post houses?
  by Nick Dager
• Bad Apple
• Corbis acquires eMotion
• DreamWorks both recruits and educates
  by Ken McGorry
• Holographic storage: digging deeper than conventional storage
  by Christine Bunish
• Manhattan Production Music's iPod giveaway: painstakingly encoding every cut in the library to iTunes meets with client approval
  by Ken McGorry
• Paul De Cham
• Eyeon Fusion 5 now available
• SIGGRAPH report: killer good looks: can next-gen consoles provide Al-driven characters, as well as big, beaufitul hair?
  by Brant Drewery
• SGI Prism family now includes entry-level unit
• NewTek offers free upgrade for VT[4]
• Imageworks reaches out to students via their teachers
• Small wonder: Singapore is having a major impact on the future of digital cinema
  by Nick Dager
• Octave intros new robotic duplicators
• Pixar debuts RenderMan for Maya plug-in