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When asked, "I know better than trying to ask any "Star Trek" story questions, but are you excited, with the IMAX footage debut that it's at least going to give people all-new questions to bug you about once they see the footage?", Abrams replied. "You know, I'm excited because we've been working on this for awhile, and the idea of getting some of the movie out there to the world is going to be a real thrill for us - and as always you just hope people will like what they see!"

 

Goldman then asked, "The IMAX footage in Ghost Protocol was stunning - my personal favorite use of IMAX for a scripted movie so far.  What was it like on Trek to use that format?"  Once again, Abrams replied in depth, "It was amazing.  Part of it was challenging because of the technical aspects of it, the machinery of it.  The cameras themselves are a little unwieldy and a little loud and unpredictable.  But then to to dailies and you watch on this massive screen these images that you've shot having been filmed on a negative that's eight times bigger than what you normally use, and you cannot believe how good it looks.  So that's exciting!  But unlike Ghost Protocol, a lot of what we shot is integrated into special effects and visual effects in a way that I cannot wait for people to see.  I think it really is mind-blowing, how it looks.  The IMAX frame, I think, is really the best way to see a movie.

 

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