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ALICE COOPER: 3D Version Of 'Halloween Night Of Fear' To Be Made Available Via BBC WORLDWIDE

September 9, 2011

According to WorldScreen.com, the 3D version of ALICE COOPER's "Halloween Night Of Fear" will be offered to broadcasters at MIPCOM from BBC Worldwide. The "Halloween Night Of Fear" will be filmed on October 29, with the set including classics such as "School's Out", as well as tracks from Cooper's new album. The two-hour mix will be available on October 30 for Halloween broadcasts.

Commented Salim Mukaddam, the VP of music television at BBC Worldwide: "Capturing music performances in 3D brings a whole new experience to the viewer and arguably benefits from the technology more than any other genre, allowing the viewer to really feel as if they were at the live event. For BBC Worldwide to be able to launch its 3D offering with titles of this caliber is truly fantastic."

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