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John Knoll Talks SW In 3-D With AWN

Posted By Mike on November 2, 2010

Recently there have been a number of rumors regarding other franchises in 3-D along with possible Star Wars sequels. While they may still be rumors at this point, we do know for a fact that the Star Wars saga will be headed back to the big screen in 3-D, starting with The Phantom Menace in 2012. ILM's VFX supervisor John Knoll recently took some time to speak with the Animation World Network regarding the technical aspects of converting the prequels. You can read the full 3 page interview right here.

Big thanks to vehder for the link!

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