[lwright84]

This is an incredible panel\\discussion featuring two of the most brilliant film-making minds around (arguably of course). They discuss everything from filmmaking, to home video, to 3D, to 24fps artifacting, to soundspace, to comparisons of interactive gaming to passive movie watching, to future innovation, to this and that. Great discussion that I felt warranted it's own thread. Would love to hear everyone's thoughts.. enjoy


EW Visionaries Panel (ft. Peter Jackson and James Cameron) pt. 1:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNyE9z0lTf8


EW Visionaries Panel (ft. Peter Jackson and James Cameron) pt. 2:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ospb1YaFMg


EW Visionaries Panel (ft. Peter Jackson and James Cameron) pt. 3:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tyolmy8IU94


EW Visionaries Panel (ft. Peter Jackson and James Cameron) pt. 4:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1z0e_uZ4I4


EW Visionaries Panel (ft. Peter Jackson and James Cameron) pt. 5:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDc479fpDUA


Check out the rest of the incredible Comic Con footage here:
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1166095

 

[Dbuudo07]

First chance I get, I'm watching this. Damn BlackBerry Pearl doesn't do youtube


I think they are two of the best filmmakers in the world. Not many others can do big films like them. They should easily be in the top 10 for the last 30 years. I'd put them in my top 10 no sweat.

 

[DaveFi]

Nice, they're in HD too, so someone brought a handheld HD digicam along with them. Sweet.

 

[lwright84]

So.. what'd you think?

 

[Blasst]

I think they need better security at the next Comic Con!

Watched all of the clips, some interesting stuff. Nice tidbit about Peter Jackson and the Kong ride they are putting together at Universal.

 

[Joe Bloggs]



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Originally Posted by lwright84 /forum/post/16912225


This is an incredible panel\\discussion featuring two of the most brilliant film-making minds around (arguably of course). They discuss everything from filmmaking, to home video, to 3D, to 24fps artifacting...

When I mentioned the advantages of higher frame rates in the "Shaky Cam" thread you said:

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Which is quite similar to the argument made for frame interpolation and motion processing.. and we all (*most) know how much worse that makes the viewing experience.

So do you agree that Mr. Cameron has a point, and that there can be advantages in higher frame rate film-making?