Capturing Avatar
Directed by Laurent Bouzereau7.66.9
James Cameron always had an intense interest in the woods and the dwellers that might live within them. He wanted to delve deeply into the world of visual effects and what could be accomplished or even tried. There are four parts that capture this documentary in all of its areas of creation. Part One - (27:08); Part Two - (27:18); Part Three - (24:07); and Part Four - (19:52)
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Capturing Avatar was released on 16 november 2010.
Capturing Avatar was directed by Laurent Bouzereau.
Capturing Avatar has a runtime of 1h 38m.
Capturing Avatar was produced by Thomas C. Grane.
James Cameron always had an intense interest in the woods and the dwellers that might live within them. He wanted to delve deeply into the world of visual effects and what could be accomplished or even tried. There are four parts that capture this documentary in all of its areas of creation. Part One - (27:08); Part Two - (27:18); Part Three - (24:07); and Part Four - (19:52)
The key characters in Capturing Avatar are Self (James Cameron), Self (Sam Worthington), Self (Zoe Saldaña).
Capturing Avatar is rated G.
Capturing Avatar is a Dokumentär film.
Capturing Avatar has an audience rating of 7.6 out of 10.