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An analysis of the use of technology in the film Avatar and the impact it had on 3D cinema Nick Elliott
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Page 1: Introduction

An analysis of the use of technology in the film Avatar and the impact it had on 3D cinema

Nick Elliott

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IntroductionItem 1 - Avatar (2009) FOCUS FILM

Genre Action/ Adventure/ Fantasy/ Sci-FiProduction Co. Twentieth Century Fox Film CorporationDirector James Cameron

Item 2 - The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012)

Genre Adventure/ FantasyProduction Co. New Line CinemaDirector Peter Jackson

Item 3: Oblivion (2013)

Genre Action/ Adventure/ Mystery/ Sci-FiProduction Co. Universal PicturesDirector Joseph Kosinski

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What technology did James Cameron use in Avatar?• James Cameron used motion

capture technology in Avatar

•He wasn’t the first to use this technology however…

• It was also used in films like Pirates of the Caribbean, King Kong and The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

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Motion Capture Technology

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How did this technology impact other films?• James Cameron’s CGI and

performance capture technology revolutionised the film industry

• It helped other films such as The Hobbit develop characters like Gollum.

• This is a quote from an interview with James Cameron about ‘The Life of Pi’

• After Avatar was made, 3D films were produced in an entirely different way

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• 3D technology will have to be constantly advancing to keep up with demand

• Viewers will be looking for a unique experience at the cinema

• They will also be willing to pay a premium price for that unique experience

• Directors will become more adventurous and will have a wider target market to aim at.

What does this mean for the future of 3D films?

The Future of 3D Film

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“The most ambitious 3D film ever released”