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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | MetroLight Studios is a disestablished visual effects studio first established in 1987 by former Cranston/Csuri employees James Kristoff and Dobbie Schiff. The studio is possibly best remembered for their CG work in the film Total Recall. They also created the 2D program MetroCel. Some more information can be found here. |
