James Cameron gives Hollywood 3D advice
Published Saturday August 13th, 2011 By JOHN GAUDIOSI Reuters RALEIGH, North Carolina - Since director James Cameron's Avatar raked in $2.8 billion at global box offices, Hollywood has flooded theaters with wave after wave of 3D movies, but some industry watchers wonder if theatergoers are now drowning in it. While a few of this summer's 3D movies crossed the $1 billion global box office mark, there's been a backlash from the media and moviegoers over the poor quality of some 3D films that are converted into the medium instead of filmed in it. Cameron believes Hollywood needs to make some changes to win back fans. He and partner Vince Pace have been busy working on their Avatar sequels and collaborating with filmmakers like Michael Bay (Transformers) and Kevin Tancharoen (Glee: The 3D Concert Movie) to help bring better 3D experiences to theaters. Those films have used the Fusion 3D camera system that Cameron and Pace designed for Avatar. Cameron talked to Reuters about the current [...]