Michelle Rodriguez, who plays Trudy Chacon in James Cameron’s movie Avatar, discusses working with Cameron, fiction that is based in scientific fact, the motion capture process and her character's relationship in the film. Rodriguez describes Trudy as unconventional in her first person account. She is a pilot as well as a captain in the military and her laid back persona sets her apart from the other soldiers. Rodriguez is known for her roles in movies such as Girlfight (2000) and The Fast and the Furious (2001). Avatar opened on December 18, 2009 in the United States.

Actress Zoe Saldana plays Neytiri in James Cameron’s movie Avatar. Neytiri is the royal daughter of the leaders in her clan and must choose between her duty and her heart. Zoe’s first person account talks about various aspects of the movie including: the story plot, her character’s love life, Pandora, the performance capture process and what it was like working with director James Cameron. Avatar premiered in the US on December 18, 2009 and is the highest grossing film of all time.

James Cameron, director and CEO of Digital Domain, discusses his propensity for technology and how he digitally made his script for Avatar come to life. Cameron started writing the movie in 1995 in hopes of pushing the limits of CG Art for his company and the movie world. Cameron is responsible for writing and directing movies such as Terminator in 1984, Titanic in 1997 and most recently, directing Avatar in 2009. This first person account shows his interest in CG characters, 3D and performance capture as well as Cameron’s hopes to make movies with characters the audience can “believe in as emotional creatures”. Avatar premiered on December 18, 2009.