Titanic and Terminator director James Cameron said he’s “looking at some new technologies” to try and get Avatar 4 and 5 made “in half the time for two-thirds of the cost,” but it’s going to take a year just to figure it out.
The legendary filmmaker spoke about how he plans to continue his long-in-the-works sci-fi saga during an interview with The Empire Film Podcast. When asked what’s next for Cameron following the premiere of Avatar: Fire and Ash and his Billie Eilish concert movie, he told The Empire Film Podcast he’s hoping to alter his process to, hopefully “more efficiently,” dive back into Pandora.
“You know, I’ll be doing some writing. I’ve got a number of projects that I’m cooking,” he said. “And Avatar 4 and 5 are still floating out there. We’re going to be looking at some new technologies to try to do them more efficiently. Because they’re hideously expensive and take a long time. I want to do them in half the time for two-thirds of the cost. That’s my metric.”
