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James Cameron James Cameron Date of birth:1August 954 16 James Cameron Place of birth: Kapuskasing, Ontario, Canada: Canadian blood type: height: 188cm Weight: marital status: family members: alias nicknames: James Francis Cameron (former name), James Cameron (former name). James Cameron (translated name), James Cameron (translated name), James Cameron (translated name) James Cameron almost inevitably uses the word "notorious" in every article describing James Cameron's life in detail-yes, he is a greedy person who is an inconsiderate husband in the family; In the eyes of Hollywood colleagues, Cameron is a paranoid and money-burning machine. However, for many ordinary fans, these accusations are completely irrelevant. They are either critical or malicious attacks out of jealousy. There is only one James Cameron in the world, that is, the great hero James Cameron, the great genius James Cameron and the omnipotent director James Cameron. There is no doubt that James Cameron is one of the most outstanding directors in the 20th century. He set the highest film investment record twice, made the most popular films in the world, tied the record of Oscar-winning films, and each film set a technical benchmark for future films. When it comes to James Cameron, people can't help mentioning another outstanding commercial film director, Steven Allan Spielberg. Being able to compare with this movie giant in the twentieth century itself shows Cameron's lofty position in people's hearts. In the following account of Cameron's life and works, the author can't help comparing him with Spielberg. Like many biographers' favorite celebrities, James Cameron's early life was extraordinary and full of predictions. From 65438 to 0954, Cameron was born into a middle-class family in Orlando, Canada. His father is an electrical engineer and his mother is an artist. It seems that he was born with talent in both engineering and art. When he was a teenager, Cameron had extraordinary engineering and organizational skills. He once led a friend to build a trebuchet enough to leave a crater on the ground, and sent a mouse to the bottom of the Niagara River with a homemade submarine. In art, he studied painting with his mother for many years, held exhibitions in his hometown, and began to write science fiction in his early years. A science fiction novel written at the age of 12 is regarded as the prototype of his science fiction movie Abyss. Cameron 14 watched stanley kubrick's 200 1 A Space Odyssey. At that time, Cameron was shocked and watched 10 times in a row in the cinema. From then on, he sprouted the desire to make movies and began to shoot some simple movies with his father's 8mm camera. After graduating from high school, Cameron was admitted to the physics department of a university. He soon became disappointed with the college courses and ran out of the campus to explore the society. He used to be a mechanic, mainly driving big trucks for others-interestingly, James Cameron still looks more like a truck driver than a film director today. 1977, Cameron saw george lucas's classic sci-fi movie Star Wars, and he realized with excitement that this was what he wanted to create. This enabled James Cameron to establish his own direction in life and began to get busy with it. Without any professional training, he began to look for opportunities to accept filmmakers everywhere, became familiar with all kinds of production equipment from lens to camera guide rail, and even made his first shooting plan with friends, hoping to make a 10 minute sci-fi film with the equipment at hand and the homemade model! Fortunately, Cameron's talent was quickly appreciated by Hollywood producer Roger Kaman, and he got his first film job from Kaman-making stunt models for Kaman's 1980 film Beyond the Stars. The next year, he was promoted to the director of another film in this studio, Galactic Terror. James Cameron is one of the few directors with special effects design background. It is very important to know about Cameron and his works. In his later film creation, Cameron always placed special effects production in an extremely important position, and often personally participated in the design and implementation of special effects production. In Cameron's films, excellent stunt production can not only create amazing and exciting visual effects, but also blend in with the plot naturally, without any stiff and ostentatious feeling, which is inseparable from Cameron's special technician background. But that doesn't mean stunts are the whole of Cameron's movies. Cameron is not only an excellent stunt engineer, but also has an imagination that ordinary engineers don't have, and other things. 198 1 year, Cameron's first directorial work came out. The movie Piranha 2: Laying Eggs was shot entirely in Italy. Cameron didn't get along well with the Italian-speaking staff, but after the filming, the producers refused to let him participate in the final editing of the film out of contempt for the fledgling director. In a rage, Cameron, 25, pried open the door of the studio with a credit card, learned how to use the Italian editing machine, and edited the whole movie by himself within a few weeks. In the process, Cameron made up his mind to stop working for anyone and make his own film. During his stay in Italy, Cameron suffered from illness, hunger and poverty. The painful experience made him have nightmares every night. Once he had a very clear nightmare: being chased by a machine killer from the future. He is determined not to make movies for anyone again. According to the nightmare, Cameron wrote a screenplay "Terminator" full of his outstanding talents. He sold the script to the producer Goyle Anne Hurt for one dollar, on condition that he directed the film in his own way. Gore agreed to his request. 1984, James Cameron released his first film Terminator. The film cost only 6.5 million dollars, but it earned 36 million dollars at the domestic box office, which won unanimous praise from fans and critics. In Terminator, we can already see the characteristics of Cameron's films, such as creative script, excellent stunt production, distinctive characters, especially the heroine image often seen in later films. The success of Terminator made Cameron gain wide attention in the film industry. From 65438 to 0985, Cameron and Sylvester Stallone wrote The First Blood 2, which was also a box office success. 1986, Cameron's second work Alien 2 came out. This film is a remake of the sci-fi classic Alien by the famous director ridley scott. Alien is famous for its claustrophobia, which shows people's helplessness in the face of the vast universe. The whole movie is filled with a nihilistic atmosphere. Cameron's sequel wisely avoided repeating the original style, but moved the battlefield between man and aliens from a single spaceship to a huge space base, reinterpreting the horror story that happened in space in the style of action movies, and the whole movie was full of heroism. The visual effect of this film is absolutely first-class, and its artistic design gives people a pure (not formalistic) mechanical aesthetic pleasure that Cameron's films have always had, and its stunt production can also be called the peak before computer-generated images participated in film production. Alien was nominated for seven Oscars, including best actress by West Gounel Weaver, and won best sound editing and best visual effects. After waiting for fans for three years, that is, 1989, Cameron's third heavyweight work, Abyss, was published. This science fiction film is somewhat different from other similar works by Cameron. Although there are many thrilling fights and descriptions of mysterious creatures under the sea, the key point is to tell a couple's emotional story under the background of science fiction at a slower pace. Many viewers think that the slow pace of this movie makes people sleepy, which makes this movie not as good as Cameron's other movies. But there are also many fans who are moved by the feelings of the characters in the film. When writing the script of Abyss, Cameron was experiencing an emotional crisis with his second wife, film producer Goyle Anne Hurd, and naturally brought his own experience into the creation, which naturally moved the emotional entanglement between the hero and heroine. On the other hand, real sci-fi fans are fascinated by the scientific accuracy and exciting special effects of this film. In both directions, the abyss has set a milestone for the development of film stunts. First of all, it has created unprecedented underwater special effects. Cameron creatively used various methods to express underwater wonders in the film, and his underwater stunts inspired a group of filmmakers. Later, the Red Hunt in October, the red tide storm and even U-57 1 were greatly influenced by this film, and Cameron himself later used many special effects in Titanic. Another field of stunt technology pioneered by Abyss is more revolutionary, that is, a large number of computer-generated images are used in the film for the first time. This technology not only solves the difficulty of shooting moving creatures in three-dimensional space with models, but also creates a convincing image of intelligent creatures swimming on the seabed, and creates the most unforgettable scene in the film-the deformable water column. This computer-generated deformable object technology laid a solid foundation for Cameron's next masterpiece Terminator 2. As an actor, James Cameron has appeared in the movies ***(2) Gunn 2009 and Ghost of Titanic 2003. As a director, James Cameron has made movies ***(8) Avatar 2009 and Gunn 2009). Ghost in the abyss of Titanic 2003 Titanic/KOOC-0/997 True Lies/KOOC-0/994 Terminator 2/KOOC-0/99/KOOC-0/Abyss/KOOC-0/989 Alien 2/KOOC-0/986.