The Desolation of Smaug official Movie Guide Cover

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Nesbitt, McT, Turner and I at 'The Cripple of Inishmaan' last night #DwarvesAtTheTheatre Great show with the HUGELY talented @mssarahgreene

3:04 AM - 22 Aug 13

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Wishing our fearless leader many glad tidings - Happy Birthday to our Thorin Oakenshield, Mr. Richard Armitage!

11:29 AM - 22 Aug 13

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Hier gibt's die Panels zu sehen:

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Und wieder eine Con-Version von 'Misty Montain':

Graham McTavish ‏@grahammctavish

New fan mail address is Graham McTavish c/o, Cheri Barner Management 9854 National Blvd., # 116 Los Angeles, CA 90034. Thankyou!

9:12 AM - 4 Sep 13

The Desolation of Smaug’ – in high frame rate 3D
Sir Peter Jackson is this years' recipient of the IBC International Honour for Excellence. As well as reviewing Sir Peter Jackson’s career, the audience will get to see a sneak preview of the next instalment of his current project, creating the trilogy of movies based on ‘The Hobbit’ – ‘The Desolation of Smaug’ – in the full glory of high frame rate 3D. It’s an opportunity not to be missed.

AMSTERDAM -- The debut of the current trailer for Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug in high frame rates and in stereoscopic 3D highlighted the IBC Awards, held Sunday night at the International Broadcasting Convention.




The preview received enthusiastic applause from the technically savvy audience, which this week is exploring advancements in cinema and TV technology at the conference.
During the ceremony, Jackson was honored with the organization’s highest honor, the International Honor for Excellence, whose previous recipients have included James Cameron and Jeffrey Katzenberg.
Jackson is in postproduction on his movie and was unable to attend the ceremony, but he spoke to the guests via a videotaped message. "I can not energize my imagination without the support of technology," he said, urging the crowd to "please keep [technical development] going."
During the ceremony, Jackson’s postproduction company, Park Road Post, also received an IBC Innovation Award (disclosure, I was a member of the jury).