I read an article about Martin Scorsese and how he has
dipped his fingers in about every different kind of genre and then I found out
he was switching to 3D for his movies. He said because of his experiences with
his recent feature Hugo, he has 3D in mind with his next movie. 3D is a touchy
subject to some and in my opinion more like a fad. It comes and goes but never
really catches on. Maybe I’m wrong, but Scorsese wants to use the 3D as a tool
that adds depth as a story telling technique.
I like Scorsese because his films are about the emotion, acting, and the
story. I’m just not sure if 3D fits in. However,
back to the article about Martin Scorsese and his ability to fit into all genres
of film. Below is an info graphic pointing out different films in certain genres
that Martin Scorsese goes through. From Who’s
That Knocking at My Door to Boardwalk
Empire, Scorsese has done it all. He is also the founder and chairman of
The Film Foundation, which has restored more that 550 old movies.
His commitment to 3D is unusual but if he can successfully
bring the movie to life like 3D was intended he might have struck gold. After
reading the comment that were posted on the Article about him switching to 3D I
think it might not be a good decision. To check out the articles click on the
link below. Scorsese has an eye for film and would be considered one of the
best, the only thing that puzzles my mind is if this is the right move. I hope
that my company can create suspense and captivate an audience like film by
Scorsese.
http://www.fastcompany.com/magazine/161/martin-scorsese
http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2011/nov/28/martin-scorsese-films-3d-hugo
http://www.fastcompany.com/magazine/161/martin-scorsese
http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2011/nov/28/martin-scorsese-films-3d-hugo
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