I transitioned into the post production / conversion world but my stereoscopic knowledge is based off of my foundation with native 3D cameras that I picked up from Jim and Vince. You worked on the 3D conversion of Titanic, was it a scary challenge taking on one of the world's most beloved films? It was a pleasure to work with Jim on the conversion because he knows the medium better than anyone. He understands 3D and uses it to enhance the experience. Also, since Jim was very involved in the process and the conversion was done with his blessing I had a hunch it would be well received by the public. Are you happy with your work on The Art Of FLIGHT 3D? Is there anything you wanted to but were unable to do? I love it. I'm only disappointed that after all of the time I spent watching the footage frame by frame that I'm not able to ride more like Travis Rice. What did director Curt Morgan and Travis Rice make of the conversion? I believe they're both extremely happy with the results. These guys know the footage very well and to hear them say that watching it in stereo 3D enhanced the experience was very rewarding for my team and I. Sports-action films would appear to be perfectly suited to 3D, are there any such movies that you'd love to see with glasses? I would like the glasses to go away but until then I'll watch anything