Michael Bay Talks Transformers 3 & TF3 Filming Locations
Posted: Sat Feb 27, 2010 7:05 am
Michael Bay appeared on Starz "In The House" and talked about his upcoming projects including the Transformers 3.
Below are what he has to say:
"The true story is we went to Vegas to celebrate ['Revenge of the Fallen'] crossing the $400 million mark domestic. I said I'm excited to do my small little movie. They said, well we're here to talk about that. I've become friends with these guys that run Paramount and they [told me,] 'We're going to get fired if we don't have a 2011 franchise,' so I'm like you can't let these guys down."
"The economy's been so rough, it's kind of important. When you say yes to movie like this you automatically give 3000 people jobs. 1000 for the toys. 2000 for the filmmaking. I'm going to put [the small film] on hold and do it right after ['Transformers 3']."
"You can't just rehash the old," he explained. "We're adding a lot of new elements. We're adding new characters. We're adding a lot of twists."
Michael also talked about the possibility of filming TF3 in 3D:
"It's a process we're testing with some 'Transformers' scenes," he said. "How successful it is with my movie in terms of a lot of real stuff coming out of the frame, real dirt, real complicated little particles coming towards the lens, because hopefully that process will work. I've seen some tests that look great on other movies. I just want to see how it looks on my footage."
You can read the full article from MTV Movies Blog: http://moviesblog.mtv.com/2010/02/26/tr ... es+Blog%29
On the other development, Nelson also posted new information at Michaelbay.com on the filming locations for TF3. Fans staying at Moscow & Chicago, keep your optics open as Michael Bay filming crews will be there to film big action sequences for TF3.
Check out Michael Bay blog here: https://michaelbay.com/newsblog/newsblog.html
Below are what he has to say:
"The true story is we went to Vegas to celebrate ['Revenge of the Fallen'] crossing the $400 million mark domestic. I said I'm excited to do my small little movie. They said, well we're here to talk about that. I've become friends with these guys that run Paramount and they [told me,] 'We're going to get fired if we don't have a 2011 franchise,' so I'm like you can't let these guys down."
"The economy's been so rough, it's kind of important. When you say yes to movie like this you automatically give 3000 people jobs. 1000 for the toys. 2000 for the filmmaking. I'm going to put [the small film] on hold and do it right after ['Transformers 3']."
"You can't just rehash the old," he explained. "We're adding a lot of new elements. We're adding new characters. We're adding a lot of twists."
Michael also talked about the possibility of filming TF3 in 3D:
"It's a process we're testing with some 'Transformers' scenes," he said. "How successful it is with my movie in terms of a lot of real stuff coming out of the frame, real dirt, real complicated little particles coming towards the lens, because hopefully that process will work. I've seen some tests that look great on other movies. I just want to see how it looks on my footage."
You can read the full article from MTV Movies Blog: http://moviesblog.mtv.com/2010/02/26/tr ... es+Blog%29
On the other development, Nelson also posted new information at Michaelbay.com on the filming locations for TF3. Fans staying at Moscow & Chicago, keep your optics open as Michael Bay filming crews will be there to film big action sequences for TF3.
Check out Michael Bay blog here: https://michaelbay.com/newsblog/newsblog.html