The Future of Music Video?

Legendary rock band U2 explodes in theaters this weekend with their cutting-edge, state-of-the-art technology and effects 3-D extravaganza. Titled simply “U2 3D,” the 80-minute film is a concert experience that takes viewers on an extraordinary cinematic journey. Praised as a “quantum leap” beyond traditional concert films, it could be the front edge of a new wave of video production.

U2 has always understood the power of multisensory engagement, so it’s only fitting they chose to explore the possibilities of 3-D technology. The concert footage is from their 2006 “Vertigo” tour in South America.

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One Response to “The Future of Music Video?”

  1. Alain Picard says:

    Totally agree with Angela,I hope Christian bands and artist won’t be slow catching that “new wave of video production”, a U2 fan must-see…incredible and quite an inspiration, as a Christian band we(1000generations) were raving about it long after the last song, The 3D movie is better than most live concerts i have seen..Peace
    Alain
    PS: Angela, how are you?

    February 19th, 2008 at 9:01 am

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