GIMP's Film Version The GIMP is moving towards becoming a tool for the film industry. It's 16 bit development version is currently being used in film production by various special effects houses and there is a current movement to re-architect the GIMP to handle the new demands.    GEGL  is a new image processing library that has been designed to support different data types and color models. This library will become the new engine for GIMP 2.0.    For the most current information about film gimp please see filmgimp.sourceforge.net, Robin Rowe's pages about the most recent developments in film gimp.   For some old info about how to check out and compile film gimp see the notes. Try filmgimp.sourceforge.net for more recent info on this. There are also some notes by Steve MacPherson about how to install a version of film GIMP on an SGI.   GIMP and Film Production is a document about GIMP in film production. It talks about the future of GIMP, its 16 bit effort, and also how it can be used as a tool in production.   If you have suggestions or comments please contact Calvin Williamson <calvinw@mindspring.com> or Caroline Dahllof <caro@rhythm.com>