李阳疯狂英语
    发音突破掌上宝（文本）
    Liyang's ListenStuff Sorted
    Chapter One
    My name is Li Yang.I graduated from Lanzhou University and majored Mechanical Engineering.I was once a poor student of English,and it was my biggest headache and trouble-maker.I got sick and tired of learning boring grammar rules and lifeless words.But through hard work in practicing speaking English and breaking away from the traditional grammar games,I found myself a totally different and exciting new world.Not only did I pass Band four and Band six College English Exams very easily with high marks,but importantly,I began to use English.
    Finally,I developed a new Language Cracking System myself,I began to teach German not long after I started to learn this terribly difficult language in my own way.It was a miracle but I made it.To speak good English,I think one year of study should be enough for any dilligent and interligent person.
    I'd like to share my learning techniques with you,and I will be very glad to answer your letters and be your friend.
    Chapter Two
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    For the magical fantasy film "Three Wishes", director Martha Coolighe turned to the cable cam for a crucial effects sequence. In the story's climactic moment, a young boy soars above the carnival. A helicopter was used to film high angle aerial shots. But it was too dangerous to bring the chopper close to the carnival rides for shots representing the young boy's point of view. For these, Coolidge looked to the cable cam. "What was great about the cable cam is that it can go very fast and change its perspective. It has a real incredible feeling (of) speed and flying at a lower attitude than a helicopter can be. "Footage of the young boy flying was photographed against a green screen, a temporary background often used in filming effect shots. The images from the cable cam and green screen shots are combined in post production along with the finishing touch of computer generated fireworks.l The entire sequence is overseen by Academy Award winning visual effects supervisor Phil Tippete.
    In the completed scene, the boy takes to the air with the greatest of ease, and illusion generated by a battery of effects and a highly ingenious camera system.
    The End