Sgo and HP will reveal some of the post-production secrets of 'Star Trek Into Darkness'

On May 30, the Film Academy will host a conference at its headquarters in Madrid in which Juan Cabrera, Digital Intermediate Supervisor on the new Bad Robot Productions film, will share all the details of his experience on this project with the latest in digital effects.

Sgo y HP On May 30 at the headquarters of the Film Academy in Madrid, they organize a day focused on the new film by Bad Robot Productions, Star Trek Into Darkness, in which the Mistika solution has played a determining role in its post-production.
Juan Cabrera, Digital Intermediate Supervisor, will share all the details of his experience on the project and unpublished images of the film will be projected.

After Juan Cabrera's intervention, a Training on quality stereoscopic postproduction with SGO software will be offered.

Sgo and HP thus continue their line of disseminating the latest technological advances in the world of post-production and their application in high-level projects.

Bad Robot, an independent production company led by J.J. Abrams, has made films such as Joy Ride (2001), Cloverfield (2008), Star Trek XI (2009) y Super 8 (2011). Now, with this project, he addresses a new installment of the saga Star Trek.

Star Trek Into Darkness is faithful to the spirit of its predecessor in 2009, which in turn is based on Star Trek, the popular television series of the 1960s, created by Gene Roddenberry.

For J.J. Abrams, a true science fiction wizard and director of both Star Trek, who will soon be in charge of Star Wars VII, the goal with this sequel has been to make a unified film, not only for the fans called “trekkers” but for everyone, even without having seen the previous ones in the series.