Just let me help you make the best picture you can.â It was really about Jim handing all creative control to me. The first thing that Jim said to me when we met was âLook, this is your picture. Cameron also talked about his desire to see 3D technology made accessible to all filmmakers, both new and established, and to use what they learn on each new film to improve the next generation of cameras.Finally, before reading the interview, you can watch 5 clips from Sanctum 3D here.Was it easy to enter into a collaborative relationship with James Cameron and Andrew Wight? ALISTER GRIERSON: It wasnât hard coming into the relationship or difficult at all for me. They described their collaborative process, why a story about survival in an alien environment is so appealing, and how they kept the technology from overwhelming the storytelling. When their exit is cut off in a flash flood, the team is forced to radically alter plans in order to survive.Over the weekend, we participated in an interview with director Alister Grierson and producers James Cameron and his longtime collaborator Andrew Wight to talk about their exciting new film. The film follows a team of underwater cave divers who are in the middle of a treacherous expedition in one of the largest, most beautiful and least accessible cave system in the world. The three-time Academy Award-winning filmmakerâs new 3D epic underwater adventure stars Richard Roxburgh, Rhys Wakefield, Ioan Gruffudd, Alice Parkinson and Dan Wyllie. Like a lot of films bearing James Cameronâs name, Sanctum is very experimental in that it uses new technology in a unique way and delivers a cinematic experience that Cameron describes as beyond any other.
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