This year's Venice Film Festival has announced the nine films in competition for the event's first 3-D award. They are all from the US.
“Up” by Pete Docter
“Coraline” by Henry Selick
“Battle for Terra” by Aristomenis Tsirbas
“Monsters vs. Aliens” by Rob Letterman and Conrad Vernon
“Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs” by Carlos Saldanha
“Jonas Brothers: The 3-D Concert Experience” by Bruce Hendricks
“The Hole” by Joe Dante
“Journey to the Center of the Earth in 3-D” by Eric Brevig
“My Bloody Valentine” by Patrick Lussier
Two of these movies will appear in the fest lineup – “Up” by Pete Docter, which features in the Venice Pixar program, and “The Hole” by Joe Dante, which has its world premiere.
In addition, this year's lineup will feature 3-D pics by local directors David Zamagni (“Daimon”) and Nadia Ranocchi (“Cock-Crow”) in the new Orizzonti 3-D section.
Venice Film Festival will run 2nd to 12th September 2009.
Great news about Joe Dante’s new film ‘The Hole 3D’! At MovieSet.com, we’ve posted a series of interviews from the set of The Hole 3D with director and crew discussing the nuances of working in 3D and other neat info about the film.
There are more videos from ‘The Hole 3D’ coming shortly too so keep an eye out and feel free to share with your audience if interested.
Cheers!
I guess, there are not many competition for this award in this year. But who know it will be more 3D movies the future.