James Cameron, currently in production on his science fiction epic action adventure AVATAR, took a little time out from his surely incredibly busy schedule to talk to Variety about stereoscopic aka 3D technology and how it’s affected and will affect the film industry in the years to come. It’s a pretty long interview but it’s pretty damn interesting and he drops a couple of cool little nuggets like “I plan to shoot a small dramatic film in 3-D, just to prove this point, after “Avatar.” In “Avatar,” there are a number of scenes that are straight dramatic scenes, no action, no effects. They play very well, and in fact seem to be enhanced by the stereo viewing experience.” Say whaa? What happened with BATTLE ANGEL, yo? He also drops this little nugget: Maybe on “Avatar 2.” Read the interview HERE. AVATAR’s set for release December 18th of next year.
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