Peter Jackson is such a visionary film director that he's even changing the way movies are advertised to the public by releasing a video blog series which shows the making of his new J.R.R. Tolkien movie adaptation "The Hobbit".
He shows things that directors generally keep to themselves, like the process of filming 3d footage with a stereoscopic camera, all the while remaining in charge of the production like a total badass. This video is number 4 in the series, so check out the other 3 if you want to see more behind-the-scenes footage from "The Hobbit".
--via Ology
That's because Peter Jackson isn't a giant floating ego like most directors are.
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Damn. I really hope it's released in 2D. I'm completely underwhelmed with today's 3D technology. It's better than the 3D of the 1950's, but that doesn't say much. It's a lame gimmick, and I hope I have the option to avoid it when I go see the Hobbit.
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I can not wait for the 3D trend to die. I know for some people it adds a sense of depth, but for a very large percentage of the audience (like me) it just creates a constant shadowy flickering after image, which makes me feel like I might be having a seizure. So terrible.
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