Gareth Daley, 3D Camera Supervisor of The Hobbit, talks about the reasons for shoot at 48fps

Cinema chain Odeon & UCI will be screening The Hobbit in high frame rate 3D at 100 theatres across Europe.

Released exclusively in China, the re-release of disaster movie 2012 in 3D has already proved to be a lucrative decision for Columbia Pictures.

Gallien Chanalet-Quercy, CEO & founder of Cow Prod, talks about the challenges and benefits of shooting extreme sport film, ‘Ride & Fly’ at 48 frames per second.

With the release of The Hobbit looming, filmed at 48 frames per second, Regal Cinemas release a factsheet to explain the super smooth format.

Hotel Transylvania 3D’s Lead Stereoscopic Supervisor Von Williams describes some of the processes behind bringing famous horror characters out of the screen

Lead Texas Chainsaw 3D Engineer Markus Lanxinger says he understands any cynicism and reveals the pressures of working with Hooper’s iconic horror franchise

With reference to CNET’s “Are 3D movies a waste of money?” we ask Phil Brown (known as 3D Phil) whether studios have been too conservative with their use of 3D.

Strong Image Films has acquired the movie rights to Frank Adonis’s horror suspense thriller film The Intruder 3D.

Del Toro has reassured fans that the conversion of Pacific Rim will avoid a hyper-reality feel in an interview with Shocktillyoudrop.

Exclusive – Legend3D’s Dr Barry Sandrew reveals details about the upcoming re-release of Tony Scott’s classic Top Gun.

BBC Earth has revealed a slate of three 3D natural history documentaries set for cinema release starting 2014.

Dredd 3D VFX Supervisor Jon Thum gives 3D Focus exclusive insight into the making of the sci-fi box office hit.

Despite director Guillermo del Toro saying the robot flick is not a good fit for 3D, the July 2013 will be available in 3D after all

World’s first laser light film screening uses Hugo to showcase 3D in its best light, matching existing 2D brightness levels