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10-31-2006, 04:19 AM
from www.darkhorizons.com
Posted: Tuesday October 31st 2006 12:10am
Source: Reuters
Author: Garth Franklin
U2 is planning to release its first 3-D concert film mid-late 2007 reports Reuters.
Directors Catherine Owens and Mark Pellington ("Arlington Road," "The Mothman Prophecies") shot more than 700 hours of footage with the band in seven South American cities during their Vertigo tour in February and March.
Nine pairs of Sony Cinealta 950 cameras captured the band with swooping camera angles and kaleidoscopic imagery, thanks to the help of 3D cinemtaographer Peter Anderson ("T2 3-D: Battle Across Time").
Dubbed "the first-ever 3-D multicamera live shoot", it is expected that the film will screen nationwide using the Real D technology in place by theaters.
U2 also might take part in the first live 3-D performance projected in theaters nationwide.
Posted: Tuesday October 31st 2006 12:10am
Source: Reuters
Author: Garth Franklin
U2 is planning to release its first 3-D concert film mid-late 2007 reports Reuters.
Directors Catherine Owens and Mark Pellington ("Arlington Road," "The Mothman Prophecies") shot more than 700 hours of footage with the band in seven South American cities during their Vertigo tour in February and March.
Nine pairs of Sony Cinealta 950 cameras captured the band with swooping camera angles and kaleidoscopic imagery, thanks to the help of 3D cinemtaographer Peter Anderson ("T2 3-D: Battle Across Time").
Dubbed "the first-ever 3-D multicamera live shoot", it is expected that the film will screen nationwide using the Real D technology in place by theaters.
U2 also might take part in the first live 3-D performance projected in theaters nationwide.