Charlie Hunnam as Arthur, close, in King Arthur: Legend of the Sword

Guy Ritchie's Arthur, with stereo used to bring the audience closer to the action and to the story.

What it was

Robbed of his birthright, Arthur comes up the hard way in the back alleys of the city; once he pulls the sword from the stone he has to face his true legacy, whether he likes it or not. Chris Parks and the Vision3 team worked with Guy Ritchie's creative team on how stereo could serve this modern take on the legend, from the film's opening sequence to the personal moments of Arthur's journey of redemption.

Technical approach

Stereo supervision by Chris Parks with additional stereography by Angus Cameron; stereo production, depth grade and conform run out of Vision3.

On camera

2:22 featurette

Chris Parks on the 3D in King Arthur

Chris Parks, Guy Ritchie

Chris and Guy Ritchie on using depth for character and for spectacle.

Everything on camera

In their words

it's some of the best 3D I have witnessed outside of the animation field in some time

CinemaBlend, Sean O'Connell · Read ↗
The 3D on Guy Ritchie's King Arthur is outstanding, which is something I didn't expect to report.

CinemaBlend, Sean O'Connell · Read ↗