James Cameron’s 3D Documentary Of Latest Sea Expedition Could Be In Theaters This Year

Posted on Wednesday, March 28th, 2012 by Germain Lussier

Kind of lost in all the hubbub over James Cameron‘s recent, record-breaking deep sea descent was the fact he’s going to make a 3D film about it. We already knew the film, tentatively titled Deepsea Challenge, would be produced by National Geographic but in a recent interview, Cameron said it could be ready later this year and that after premiering on television, it would get a theatrical release too. Read more details on the contents after the jump. Read More »

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National Geographic and James Cameron Team for Underwater 3D Doc ‘Deepsea Challenge’

Posted on Thursday, March 8th, 2012 by Russ Fischer

Earlier today you may have seen news that James Cameron plans to take a state of the art single-user submersible to Challenger Deep, known as the lowest point of the Mariana Trench north of Papua New Guinea. That spot was reached once by a manned craft, for about 20 minutes in 1960. If so, you likely won’t be surprised to learn that Cameron will be taking cameras along, and that the entire venture will be co-sponsored by National Geographic for a 3D documentary called Deepsea Challenge. Read More »

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