Computer Animation Seminar – 1974 Contributors: Frank Crow, Barp Cannon, Doug Hoff, Lance Williams, Ray Balhorn, Robert Bolback, Larry Evans, Trent Harris, Dennis Mahoney, Garland Stern, Shuching, Chiang, Lina R. Sarnol, Ralph Hill, Doug Lambert, Allan Loyborg, Tracy Petersen, Jack Sherwood, Martin Newall, Larry Whartum, Bill Wendek

Computer Animation Seminar – 1975 Contributors: Peter Dube, Richard Riesenfeld, Steven Gregory, Earl Evertt, Randy Frank, Jim Hinds, Bruce Brown, Russ Athay, Don Bourek, Chris Matson, Chris Larson, Bruce Stonell, Tucksin Teparagul, Phil Chang, Dave Feng, Kathy Nowell, Art Scott, Bob Morse, Garland Stern

Computer Animation Seminar – 1976 Contributors: Jules Bloomenthal, Don Bourek, Russ Fish, Steve Morris, Jay Glicksman, Dick Lundun, John Forrest Niss, Lance Williams

Description: This compilation first shows a program entitled “Halftone Animation”, which shows the process of building and manipulating a computer animated hand and face. Next, there is a program called, “Speech Synchronized Computer – Generated Facial Animation”, which shows the steps involved in creating a lip sync animation using a reading of a poem by Emily Dickens. Then, three sets of student films play: Computer Animation Seminar 1974, 1975, and 1976. Afterwards, there is an experiment called “Sound into Graphics” by James Bozek, Patrick Kane, and L. Van Warren, which shows a grid of rainbow pegs reacting to the background noise. Later on, there is a program called, “Not Just Reality”, which explains how 3D models are created and how they move, as well as explaining why computer animation research is important in the realm of animation. Finally, there is a program called “Pottery 4” by James H. Clark, which shows various 3D designs and models in a computer-generated reality.