CHANNAIN

Monday, 24 November 2003 20:28

One wonders how many refugees they could get on board.

CAPNRAHN

Sunday, 14 December 2003 23:03

Thank you for the cool vid capture! I was hoping others had caught sight of the Serenity landing.

I would imagine that the same SFX company that did Firefly was also working on BSG 2003.

FORGOTTENFIREFLYCHARACTER

Saturday, 03 January 2004 02:01

It was. company called "Radium".
http://www.radium.com

ANONYMOUS

Saturday, 10 January 2004 00:13

>> I would imagine that the same SFX company that did Firefly was also working on BSG 2003.<<

Well, if it was truly a company called Radium as Forgottenfireflycharacter asserts, then I don't think so... as the Firefly effects were handled by Loni Peristere and Zoic .. who, incidently, left Radium along with two others to form Zoic... so that's odd.

... unless they were working on Battlestar before they left Radium to form Zoic last year. Hmm...

ANONYMOUS

Wednesday, 28 April 2004 23:43

I know this was posted ages ago but a little research on imdb.com shows quite a few of the visual arts team worked on both shows. This explains many of the similarities between the cgi shots of both shows. These are all the names I could see worked in both shows from the visual effects section.

Raoul Bolognini
Kristen Branan
Jarrod Davis
Aram Granger
Terry Naas
Jose Perez
Kevin Quattro
Emile Edwin Smith
Lee Stringer

LEXIBLOCK

Saturday, 31 July 2004 15:03

Joss says on the dvd commentaries they changed name from Radium to Zoic

ANONYMOUS

Saturday, 09 October 2004 18:27

I recognize that building. It is in Vancouver and was used in a Smallville episode too.

http://www.angelfire.com/tv2/totw/filmloc3.html

BIGWOLF18

Sunday, 02 July 2006 16:15

i did notice that theyhad the same cgi shot style