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1972 - 1978 Publisher / Editor: Don Dohler | ![]() |
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Cinemagic featured photo illustrated "how to" articles on make-up, miniatures, set building, stop-motion animation and optical effects for the 8mm and 16mm amature fantasy film maker, with step by step instructions on building stop-motion armatures, mold making and prosthetics, creating traveling matts and much more. Several future film professionals and Oscar winners contributed to the mag. FXRH publisher Ernie Fanino painted the self-portrait on the cover of Cinemagic #8. Larry Schlechter and Tim Hammell contributed the cover art for issues #10 and #11. In 1979, Cinemagic was sold to Starlog Press, which produced 37 new issues through 1987. Dohler's early 1980s trade paperbacks Film Magic and Stop-Motion Animation (Vols 1 and 2) reprinted Cinemagic articles along with previously unpublished material. |
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Cinemagic no. 1 | Cinemagic no. 2 | Cinemagic no. 3 | |||||||||||||
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Cinemagic no. 4 | Cinemagic no. 5 | Cinemagic no. 6 | |||||||||||||
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Cinemagic no. 7 | Cinemagic no. 8 | Cinemagic no. 9 | |||||||||||||
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Cinemagic no. 10 | Cinemagic no. 11 | Starlog Cinemagic 1 | |||||||||||||
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Film Magic | Stop Motion Animation Vol. 1 | Stop Motion Animation Vol. 2 | |||||||||||||
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