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Charlotte Huggins

 

Published 7/30/2008 at Variety.com

Women's Impact Report '08: Women's Impact Report: The Producers -- If there's a 3-D revolution under way, then Charlotte Huggins just might be its George Washington. Huggins has been pioneering stereoscopic 3-D since 1994 when she produced the short "Honey, I Shrunk the Audience" and has produced 3-D movies for theme parks, Imax and now the feature films "Journey to the Center of the Earth," the first live-action digital 3-D feature, and "Fly Me to the Moon," the first animated film produced in 3-D from start to finish. (link)

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