Post by LtD73 on Aug 9, 2010 18:10:29 GMT -5
He's announced that it's looking likely that he'll shoot Avatar 2 and 3 back to back.
MTV grilled Cameron on what fans can expect from the inevitable sequels to the biggest blockbuster ever made, and he managed to confirm a few much-rumoured plot details and his production plans.
"We don't start the movie until we get the deals worked out," he admitted, but admitted that Pandora's oceans will definitely be involved in the eco-friendly sequel and that while he's not going to press on full steam with anything until the deal is done, he's busy making notes and drafting out the plot.
When pressed on the possibility of two back-to-back sequels, Cameron sounded keen as it could surprisingly give his cast and crew a merciful break from the exhaustive schedule .
"That is something that makes a lot of sense, given the nature of these productions, because we can bank all the motion capture and then go back and do cameras over a period of time…"
“The way these back-to-back productions fall apart is that you’re trying to do two live-action films back to back, and you’re working on it for a year and a half, shooting. Everyone is dead. It’s not humanly possible. This type of film, it absolutely would work.”
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I havent even seen the 1st one, it was meant to be rereleased and theres no way im paying nearly 20 quid for it on dvd
MTV grilled Cameron on what fans can expect from the inevitable sequels to the biggest blockbuster ever made, and he managed to confirm a few much-rumoured plot details and his production plans.
"We don't start the movie until we get the deals worked out," he admitted, but admitted that Pandora's oceans will definitely be involved in the eco-friendly sequel and that while he's not going to press on full steam with anything until the deal is done, he's busy making notes and drafting out the plot.
When pressed on the possibility of two back-to-back sequels, Cameron sounded keen as it could surprisingly give his cast and crew a merciful break from the exhaustive schedule .
"That is something that makes a lot of sense, given the nature of these productions, because we can bank all the motion capture and then go back and do cameras over a period of time…"
“The way these back-to-back productions fall apart is that you’re trying to do two live-action films back to back, and you’re working on it for a year and a half, shooting. Everyone is dead. It’s not humanly possible. This type of film, it absolutely would work.”
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I havent even seen the 1st one, it was meant to be rereleased and theres no way im paying nearly 20 quid for it on dvd
