Jeffrey Katzenberg was right: 3D is the future of movies. USA TodayAvatar director James Cameron about this new era of filmmaking, and the director revealed plans to bring a certain unsinkable hit back to theaters in 2012, this time in 3D: Titanic.
Because of the success of Avatar â€" and now Alice in Wonderland â€" studios are scrambling to release as many big titles in 3D as possible. Thanks to computer technology, 3D effects can be added to films shot without the use of 3D-specific cameras like Cameron used for Avatar. This includes Warner Bros.’s upcoming Clash of the Titans, a film that was not shot in 3D, but is being converted to 3D over an eight-week period in hopes of capturing more attention (and higher ticket sales) at the box office. interviewed
Because of the success of Avatar â€" and now Alice in Wonderland â€" studios are scrambling to release as many big titles in 3D as possible. Thanks to computer technology, 3D effects can be added to films shot without the use of 3D-specific cameras like Cameron used for Avatar. This includes Warner Bros.’s upcoming Clash of the Titans, a film that was not shot in 3D, but is being converted to 3D over an eight-week period in hopes of capturing more attention (and higher ticket sales) at the box office. interviewed
While Cameron was critical of how little time some of these conversions were taking, he wasn’t opposed to the idea that old titles be converted â€" as long as the original director is the one who oversees the process.
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