During Lionsgate’s yearly Saw press day, producer Mark Berg politic’d with IGN about Saw VII and the film’s 3-D filming integration.
“Saw, just by the way it’s shot, lends itself to being a 3-D movie,…We saw a test that somebody did, a minute of Saw transferred from 2-D to 3-D and it looked great. We’re not going to transfer VII, but we’ll actually shoot it in 3-D. We want to be able to build the sets in a way that takes advantage of depth. We’re going to design traps to come out at you. The pendulum trap that opened the last movie would have been great in 3-D. There’s a lot of the movie we’re planning through the victims eyes, seeing stuff as it comes toward them. But I think the audience wants those moments where the weapon comes into the audience.”
They just found a way to create 7 more films, or remake the other 6.
