TFT's Kuntz: "3-D Movies More Sophisticated"


Published
Mon Nov 19, 2007 (updated Thu Aug 7, 2008) in Announcement

Jonathan Kuntz, visiting associate professor at the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television, was interviewed on Friday, November 16, on National Public Radio’s Morning Edition about innovations in three-dimensional movie technology.

The process has achieved new prominance recently with the very successful I-Max 3-D rollout of the Robert Zemeckis’s fantasy adventure film Beowulf.


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