The document outlines several new technologies including 3D, digital cameras, editing software, CGI, and Blu-ray/HD and lists their advantages and disadvantages. 3D provides an enhanced viewing experience but the glasses can be irritating and the experience is limited. Digital cameras offer high quality pictures and ease of distribution but resolution may be an issue. Editing software allows unlimited editing but is time consuming and expensive. CGI enables created backdrops and animation interaction but requires specific hardware. Blu-ray/HD delivers higher resolution and sound quality but the hardware is expensive and film titles are limited.

1. New Technologies
Advantages & Disadvantages
Put the following under each heading
for the 5 different technologies.

2. 3D

3. Enhanced viewing experience

4. Real life audience interpretation

5. Easy to adapt to any film

6. Expensive experience

7. Glasses are irritating

8. Experience is limited

9. Digital Cameras

10. High Quality Picture

11. Easier to distribute

12. Speed

13. Dynamic Range

14. Captures the ‘real’ visual aspects

15. Resolution

16. Editing Software

17. Unlimited editing of film sequences

18. Add any other sound/music

19. Transitions between shot/scenes are
varied

20. Time consuming

21. Software can crash

22. Expensive

23. CGI

24. Backdrops can be created

25. Interaction of real life and animation

26. Director can explore a range of camera
techniques

27. Specific hardware is required

28. Costly

29. Unrealistic

30. Blu-ray/HD

31. Higher resolution – Increased picture
quality

32. Greater sound quality

33. Extra characteristics

34. Hardware is expensive

35. Limited Film Titles

36. ‘Power Hungry’