Michael Bay and James Cameron talk 3D and Transformers 3
It's my pleasure to introduce, two titans in filmmaking, Jim Cameron and Michael Bay.
3D: A Transforming Visual Art: a conversation with Michael Bay and James Cameron.
I actually think that all films benefit from 3D in varying degrees. But when I heard you were considering 3D, man, I've got to talk Michael into this somehow. He invited me to the set of Avatar. And he's like one of my idols here. And he says, Michael, we've done everything. And I'm like, well, you sunk the Titanic, I didn't, so I got a lot more to do. But he said you got to look at it as a toy. It's a another fun tool to get emotion and character and create an experience. And I'm always trying to create a great summer experience for the moviegoer.
The marriage of your technical filmmaking and action and the lucidity of the shot design that you create is long evolving shots that just go and go until your jaw is dropping. And I thought, I've got to see that in 3D.
