Monthly Archives: February 2012

Wim Wenders & Jon Schnitzer

Posted on February 28, 2012 by Jon Schnitzer

Here we are at the ArcLight in Hollywood. My best beard day, but worst hair day ever! Thank you Atsushi Kuwahara for taking this photo.  And yes, I’m wearing a Beavis and Butthead shirt!   Tweet

Wim Wenders Q&A: Oscar Nominated “Pina” in 3D – PART 4

Posted on February 26, 2012 by Jon Schnitzer

JS: Will you make another 3D movie? WW: Ever since I noticed that even language itself forced me to use the words “going back”, if I referred to a future film in 2D, I realized I had no inclination to … Continue reading →

Wim Wenders Q&A: Oscar Nominated “Pina” in 3D – PART 3

Posted on February 25, 2012 by Jon Schnitzer

JS:  Did you have to re-think your directing style?  If so how? WW: Sure.  We realized for instance in the first days of shooting that changing lenses was not only extremely time-consuming, but that it worked against our efforts to make … Continue reading →

Wim Wenders Q&A: Oscar Nominated “Pina” in 3D – PART 2

Posted on February 23, 2012 by Jon Schnitzer

WW: We finished filming the biggest bulk of “Pina” in 3D months before “Avatar” came out.  I am eternally grateful to James Cameron for his enormous pioneering work, because before “Avatar”, when I told people I was making a 3D … Continue reading →

Wim Wenders Q&A: Oscar Nominated “Pina” in 3D – PART 1

Posted on February 22, 2012 by Jon Schnitzer

I recently watched “Pina” in 3D, with its brilliant Director Wim Wenders, at the ArcLight in Hollywood.  After the film I interviewed Wim about his 20 year journey of bringing “Pina” to the big screen, the tragedy of her death … Continue reading →

3D Photo of Abraham Lincoln

Posted on February 21, 2012 by Jon Schnitzer

When Tim Burton’s “Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter” is released in IMAX 3D, it’ll be the first time most people see our iconic President in 3D. Until then, here’s a 3D photograph of President Lincoln. Stereograph by: Lewis Emory Walker   Date: February 1865 3D … Continue reading →