3D conversion studio In-Three has been acquired by Digital Doman, the visual effects house partly owned by director Michael Bay. Terms of the deal between Digital Domain, headquartered in Florida, and Westlake Village-based In-Three were not disclosed. In-Three was an early entrant into what is now a growing and maturing 3D industry. The company developed a process for converting traditional 2D films into 3D that drew the attention of some of Hollywood’s top directors. Among the recent films the process was used on are “Alice in Wonderland” and “G-Force.” Digital Doman has a facility in Venice and a digital production studio in Port St. Lucie, Florida. Most of In-Three’s operations and employees would be moved to Florida, the Los Angeles Times reported. Mark R. Madler
