Lasa Vegas site on a large scale Known as a sphir, its first classic film, “The Wizard of Oz” screening will begin on August 28. A section on CBS on Sunday morningIt is not only a matter of taking the current film and introducing it on the spheres of 160,000 square feet, rapraound LED screen.
Instead, Entertainment CEO James Dolan said that a team of 2,000 people is creating a new experience. This involves using AI to increase the resolution of the current film and expand the footage beyond the actually shot frame.
For example, Turner Classic Movie Presentor Ben Mainkivicz said that through the use of AI, “A granular close-up of Dorothy is enriched, and then through a process, it seems like a magic called outpanning-although it looks like magic, yellow brick roads and oz.”
In other cases, expanding the frame means creating new performances from existing actors.
Despite these changes, Dlann said, “Our standard on this was not to modify the film, but to bring you to the film, as you were in a studio when it was shot.”
