London:
The King of Rock n Roll Elvis Presley will be brought alive on stage in a hologram image by Digital production company.
They will create the virtual image of the late singer for a range of entertainment projects including live shows andappearances for TV and movie, reported Ace Showbiz.
The project will help continue the growth of Presley's rich legacy all over the world.
"This is a new and exciting way to bring the magic and music of Elvis Presley to life. His lifelong fans will bethrilled all over again and new audiences will discover the electric experience of Elvis the performer," said Jack Soden,President and CEO of Elvis Presley Enterprises.
Digital Domain was founded by Avatar filmmaker James Cameron in 1993. They created "synthetic human beings" forfilms such as The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Tron: Legacy and X-Men: First Class. Their work in the Brad Pitt-starring movie was awarded an Oscar.
The company has already begun work on the virtual Elvis Presley likenesses and will announce when and where audiencescan expect to see the first virtual performances.
They will create the virtual image of the late singer for a range of entertainment projects including live shows andappearances for TV and movie, reported Ace Showbiz.
The project will help continue the growth of Presley's rich legacy all over the world.
"This is a new and exciting way to bring the magic and music of Elvis Presley to life. His lifelong fans will bethrilled all over again and new audiences will discover the electric experience of Elvis the performer," said Jack Soden,President and CEO of Elvis Presley Enterprises.
Digital Domain was founded by Avatar filmmaker James Cameron in 1993. They created "synthetic human beings" forfilms such as The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Tron: Legacy and X-Men: First Class. Their work in the Brad Pitt-starring movie was awarded an Oscar.
The company has already begun work on the virtual Elvis Presley likenesses and will announce when and where audiencescan expect to see the first virtual performances.