Top Directors See the Future, and They Say Itâs in 3-D
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If some prominent Hollywood directors and an Irish rock band have their way, moviegoers en masse will soon be wearing newfangled 3-D glasses.
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There comes the moment in the career of many directors when they are compelled to tell the story of a great man in whose life they seem to see a glimmer of their own image.
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User-uploaded video might be making waves on the Internet but the future lies in professional content, according to the CEO of the Guba video portal.
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3D television could be in homes within three years, according a research consortium.
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Execs from the biggest studios talk business and technology at CES.
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With changing times, movie promotions too are turning at their innovative best.
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The arrival of Vincent Gallo's 'Brown Bunny' marks a new turn for American directors.
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Charles Ferguson's  documentary "No End in Sight" has more than lived up to its  name. A year ago, the political scientist-turned-documentarian  was preparing to launch the Iraq-themed film at the Sundance  Film Festival.
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Dharma Productions is looking to the future and a change is on the cards.
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Three-dimensional images, which helped to show that double amputee Oscar Pistorius receives considerable advantages from carbon fiber blade attachments, have become a significant tool in the drive to improve athletic performances.
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LOS ANGELES  - Among hardcore film fans, movie directors have become the equivalent of rock stars.
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The year in film was a mixed bag, though one that holds great promise for the future.
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U2 watch a film documenting their Vertigo tour using new 3D technology ahead of its US release.
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A cable giant looks to the future of digital video.
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The main front-projection technology competing with Texas Instruments' DLP is 3LCD, now revving up its fight for more recognition.
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BERKELEY, California -- Two technologies demonstrated at the International Virtual Reality Photography Conference over the weekend come close to delivering the amazing imaging technologies used in Blade Runner to zoom deep into pictures and explore them from different angles.
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Superdense arrays of silicon electrodes will bring scientists closer to an artificial retina that approximates normal vision.