THE FUTURE OF CINEMA

Expert Briefing By William McAbee

Introduction To The Future 48 Frames Per Second

3-D Technology

Digital Versus Celluloid Filmmaking

The Impact Of The Internet

The Hobbit: An Unexpected JourneyReleased By Peter Jackson

Features 48 Frames Per Second

Features 3-D Technology

Shot Digitally

Over 888 million dollar Box Office Revenue world wide

Frame Rate

Standard: 24 FPS

Hobbit: 48 FPS

Future?: 60 FPS

Example

Positive Responses Brendan Bettinger of Collider.com

Negative Responses

Kenneth Turan of L.A. Times

3-D Technology

Avatar

A Game Changer

Ushered New Era of 3-D

Influence On Ticket Prices

Cinematographers on 3-D Nic Knowland

Oliver Stapleton

What decides the future?

The Positives of 3-D

Gets People Out to Cinema

Ang Lee on 3-D

International

Markets

Celluloid Versus Digital

Why the Change to Digital? Money

Accessibility

3-D

Filmmakers on Digital

Janusz Kaminski

Christopher Nolan

James Cameron

Martin Scorsese

Any Future For Film?

Film Evangelists

Possibilities

Who Still Uses Film?

The Internet

Piracy

Independent Filmmakers

Ridley Scott

Sprite Film Festival

Digital Filmmaking

Social Media

Social Media

Twitter

Facebook

“Word Of Mouth On Steroids”

5 Take Aways Follow TribecaFilm.com Future Of Film

Follow Peter Jackson and James Cameron

3-D is here to stay

Money Drives Everything In Hollywood

Expect more Internet focused releases