Cinema In 2020
by Tommi Rissanen
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Presentation at the Digitraining plus 2010 event at the Finnish Film Foundation.
Presentation at the Digitraining plus 2010 event at the Finnish Film Foundation.
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Toni Nummela
- eating own medicine
- transparent, open
- giving away as much information as possible
Jurassic park and T2 - computer generated imagenery
Shrek and others of the genre - feature film computer animation, animation for both children and adults, Matrix bullet-time visual effects
Avatar - 3D
Getting closer all the time to provide more realistic visualization of fantasy elements
- Not huge change, story is still the most important
Digital distribution makes it possible to provide niche audiences the opportunity to see back catalogue movies in limited on-demand bases
- maybe the sizes of the theaters will fall and audiences are provided more choice
press, still and moving images and sound (recorded media), broadcast great at delivering same content to large audiences
- Internet provides many-to-many communication including all media types
- People are getting used to that - how can movie theaters respond to this
- Online communities are with us all the time - the feedback and interaction with it is instantaneous
- People require immediacy and real time content - delayed system is unsustainable
Global community, directors, actors etc. part of the live event
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