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James Cameron Doubles Down on 3D, Scoops Up Outsyders

Avatar's architect just locked in the studio behind Billie Eilish's tour visuals.

James Cameron ain't slowing down with the 3D obsession—his Lightstorm Entertainment just acquired Outsyders, the production company that's been handling cutting-edge visual work across film and live performance. We're talking the tech that brought Billie Eilish's recent tour to life in full 3D, plus work on Disney projects like Lilo & Stitch and that Blue Angels film.

This is Cameron playing the long game. He's been the 3D evangelist in Hollywood for years—Avatar changed the game, Avatar: The Way of Water proved it still prints money—and now he's securing the infrastructure to keep pushing that vision forward. Acquiring Outsyders means Lightstorm controls more of the pipeline for immersive visual work, whether that's theatrical, streaming, or live events.

The move signals Cameron sees 3D and next-gen production tech as essential to whatever's coming next. In a landscape where studios are still figuring out what people actually want to pay for, Cameron's betting the answer involves taking them somewhere they've never been before. Smart play or obsession? Probably both.

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Read the full story at The Hollywood Reporter → https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/james-cameron-lightstorm-buys-3d-production-outsyders-1236696603/

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