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Old 05-21-2011, 12:20 AM   #6302
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Originally posted by: NIBMRatchet @ TFW2005.com

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Participating at a press conference, Michael Bay and James Cameron discussed the challenges and benefits of 3-D moviemaking at Paramount Studios on Wednesday.

Mr. Bay then showed 15 minutes of assorted footage to the audience. It is said that the opening sequence of Transformers: Dark of the Moon was revealed at the event. And what did that contained? It’s a story to be told in few minutes.

"I came up with that building sequence while I was doing stomach crunches," Bay said after the footage played. "That's the weirdest place I've ever come up with an action scene."

"I just watched the movie and couldn't tell the difference between digital and film," Cameron said. "This movie is a testament to the fact that it's indistinguishable to the eye."

You can read more at Yahoo! and Collider. Beware, Spoilers!!!

Update: A video from the Discussion Session is now available online. You can take a look at the YouTube and Vimeo version of the same video after the jump. Full video coming next week.

Photo courtesy: Nelson Lauren of Michael Bay Official Website.
Original Source: Update - Michael Bay & James Cameron Talk Transformers: Dark Of The Moon 3D @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.
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