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James Cameron and Vince Pace Speak at Prestigious Cannes Film Festival
LOS ANGELES, May 16 /PRNewswire/ -- Vince Pace, one of the thought
leader's in 3D entertainment joined legendary filmmaker and partner, James
Cameron yesterday to participate in The American Pavilion's "3D Day" during
this year'sCannes Film Festival. The two innovators of the PACE/Cameron
Fusion system and world renowned leaders in 3D production, participated in the
panel discussion via a Skype video call fromLos Angeles where James Cameron
continues production on the highly anticipated 3D feature film "Avatar" with
Pace serving as Director of Photography.
The 3D Day included two topic panels that were combined into one long
panel discussion, "New Dimensions for 3D: How Digital 3D Will Shape Movie
Production and Distribution During The Next 20 yrs" and "New Technology
Driving Digital 3D."
The panel proved invaluable to the industry as the long time
misperceptions of 3D production were lifted as legendary and well respected
Director, James Cameron, along with Cinematographer and CEO of PACE, Vince
Pace, expressed the true realities of the technology, its integration, and the
financial impact of stereoscopic film making. With most industry speakers
touting a 20-40% monetary increase, Pace stepped up to the microphone and
brought to the table Final Destination 4, which is currently in production
utilizing the latest PACE/Cameron Fusion F23 System. Having budgeted only a
10% - 15% cushion, production is currently ahead of schedule and under budget.
Pace and Cameron went on to clear the air as to the number of available
acquisition systems currently in market for immediate use on production. The
current Fusion System line, the world's largest inventory of 3D systems, could
easily service multiple high level feature films simultaneously. Both veterans
stated that it is a matter of demand pushing the number of systems in the
market, not the ability to actually produce them, and challenged film makers
to join the revolution. PACE has the immediate ability to produce additional
systems due to the internalized infrastructure of the proprietary technology.
Pace and Cameron have been working together since 1988 on the production
of The Abyss. In 2001 Cameron came to Pace with the desire to build "the holy
grail" of cameras. The challenge was to design a stereoscopic acquisition
system that would reinvent the entertainment experience by providing imagery
that mimics the human experience. The two thought leaders accomplished this
feat by throwing out the mathematics that previously drove and hindered 3D
production; replacing it with the creatively driven tool known today as the
first camera in the Fusion System line -- blurring the line between having
seen it and having been there.
About PACE
PACE is a global Creative Partnership Company most known for their
contribution in revolutionizing the "Entertainment Experience" through FUSION
3D, the proprietary method of stereoscopic production that involves the entire
production process from acquisition to post production. Leveraging the
PACE/CAMERON FUSION System, co-developed with leading director James Cameron,
PACE continues to provide audiences around the globe with "The Ultimate
Experience," blurring the lines between what is real and what is Fusion 3D
within virtually any content environment from sports to music to film and
more.
PACE credits include groundbreaking projects such as Hannah Montana &
Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds concert film, U23D, AVATAR, Final Destination
4, Wild Ocean 3D, Ghosts of the Abyss, Aliens of the Deep, Spy Kids 3D, Missy
Elliott music videos, and Journey to the Center of the Earth 3D. PACE has
also, nearly single-handedly, blazed the trail for the new genre of 3D sports
exhibition as the only company with three live 3D broadcasts utilizing dynamic
systems via fiber and satellite links. All three events partnered with the
NBA. One live feed was sent to over 14,000Cleveland fans for the NBA Final
Game #2.
About Skype
Millions of people every day use Skype software to communicate with others
through free voice and video calls, as well as instant messages. Skype's 309
million registered users have made more than 100 billion minutes worth of free
Skype-to-Skype calls. Many people also use SkypeOut or one of our global
subscriptions to save money when calling landlines and mobiles at home and
abroad. No longer bound to the computer, Skype conversations can also be had
on a broad range of cordless handsets, mobile devices and other Skype
Certified hardware. We've made it easy for Skype users to list and recommend
their favorite local businesses to the rest of the community with SkypeFind.
And even when you're fluent in Skype, there is always more to discover:
Hundreds of third-party developers have created software plug-ins that make
Skype even more useful. All of this makes Skype the leading global Internet
communications company.
About The American Pavilion
The American Pavilion is the focal point for the American presence at the
Cannes Film Festival. The Pavilion serves as a business and hospitality
center for press, filmmakers, stars and industry professionals working in
Cannes. The Pavilion's Student Programs host film, business and culinary
students from around the world and gives them work-study opportunities at the
festival.
For further information on The American Pavilion, please go to:
http://www.ampav.com
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