James Cameron, Vince Pace Reveal new business model for the transmission of 3D

Posted on 24th January 2012 in World News

‘We focus on a market where there will be three to five years from now, that’s what we did the first time,’ he said. ‘Many people are trying to do at night. It would have been like Jim releasing Avatar in 2004 and most people have not seen (because the volume 3D displays have been installed).’‘The business model must evolve to a team, only the single mobile production (for 2D and 3D),’ Pace said, adding that an increase of 15-20percent of production costs seems to be a %age of the market would be 2D able to support with the public is limited. ‘Once you start to exceed those numbers, it starts to go against what the radio stations receive in exchange for this effort.’

3ality Digital – 3D technology, which is currently used production of The Hobbit and The Amazing Spider-Man – aims to make the cost of 3D production more efficient with the introduction of new automated technologies. These include IntelleCal designed to automatically align two cameras on a stereo bench, without the intervention of a technician, and IntelleCam designed to automatically control the convergence and the gap spacing between the cameras without the need for an extractor for the subsequent convergence platform.

‘Typically, there is only one camera operator convergence. If 12 cameras is 12 people,’ said Steve Schklair, CEO of 3ality. ‘If you eliminate these roles (including hotel, airfare, etc.), maybe you cut $ 80.000 to 100,000 (a live production). It ‘a great step towards making the business case a number that works.’

Like Peace, believes Schklair transmission infrastructure should be combined 2D and 3D.

‘We are entering the next phase of development of the merger,’ said Peace, The Hollywood Reporter, suggesting that the upgraded product and company would be part of the NAB keynote. ‘You will see for the next production cycle this year.’

Pace Fusion 3D platforms is to provide the number of sporting events coming to ESPN3D, including the Masters golf tournament this week and the NBA Finals.

Cameron and Pace, who is CEO of PACE provider of 3D technology and describes the goal as breakout ‘sports Avatar,’ are intended to give a speech Monday at the National Association of Broadcasters Show in Las Vegas.

Part of their communication plans involve producers. ‘For Jim and me, it’s back to the foundation of what makes Avatar success and make the technology successful,’ Pace said, noting that some of the dialog box should include the camera size. ‘We need to get manufacturers on board. (Cameras) must be compact, mobile and affordable.’

The idea of ​​living the most effective 3D production cost is likely to be a hot topic at NAB this week. In addition to the subject knowledge that Cameron and Peace, Exhibitors will be about the cost models.

In NAB Keynote Monday, the duo talk about their goal to pull the ”Avatar’ sport.’

Peace has also stressed the fundamental purpose of the production of shows. ‘The level of entertainment must be the gold standard. If the compromise, we are definitely going in the wrong direction.

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