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HDTV has twice linear resolution of standard TV
Greater detail
1 - 2 million pixels per frame
Can handle different resolutions without effecting the quality of the image
This means that the films can be viewed
in 3 dimensions, which therefor means
that the audience feels more involved.
A 3D film is filmed with 3 lenses and
the audience has to wear glasses to watch
it.
20th century fox
First set of titles released in Blu-Ray:
50 first dates; The fifth element; xXx; Hitch; House of Flying Daggers; Underworld: Evoluion and The Terminator. All of these titles were released on June 20th 2006.
Imax, High definition and Blu-ray
allows six times more storage than a DVD.
Avatar, Alice in Wonderland
Displays images at far greater size
3D
22* 16 m
Walt Disney Productions
The largest Imax theatre
is 8 stories high.
Working Title and Warp Films are not bringing out any 3D films in the near future because they do not have the funding for that sort of technology yet.
New Technologies
CGI
Cameras
Lucas Films
This stands for Computer Generated Imagery.
It is used in stunts and makes the action seem
more realistic, making the experience better for
the audience.
Analogue camera's, which were used before digital was introduced, worked by exposing light to a photographic film in order to take a picture. For analogue films, this process happens many times a second therefore blending many images into one, creating the film.
Editing software
First digital film: Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace (1999).
Avid digital editing is used by Universal Studios.
The software used by Universal includes:
•Avid Nitris DX (Mac) Systems
•Avid Adrenaline (Mac and PC) Systems
•Avid Media Composer 9000XL Meridien (Mac) Systems
•Pro Tools
•Fibre Storage and Unity
Editing footage makes it smoother.
This means that therefore the audience
can watch the film in a better quality.
It is used in every film and the BBC use
a programme called Avid.
In 1999 the cameras used in films
changed to digital.
An example of a film that used
CGI was Polar Express. This was
made in 2004 by Castle Rock Entertainment
and was the first film in which motion
capture was made for all of the actors.
20th Century Fox.