Variety
Audiences are becoming interested in 3-D television, and the industry must satisfy that demand for 3-D movies to thrive. That was the message from a series of panels Sunday morning at the Digital Cinema Summit held at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Phil Lelyveld, a strategy adviser for the Entertainment Technology Center at USC, hailed the momentum behind 3-D movies but warned, “If we don’t show visible progress now (on 3-D in the home), this momentum could die and move into a niche environment.”